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Absolute Monarchy

Ruler with complete authority over the government and lives of the people he or she governs. Spain.

Anarchist

Someone who wants to abolish all government. In Italy.

Aristocracy

Government headed by a privileged minority or upper class. Ancient Greece.

Autocart

Ruler who hascomplete authority. Byzantine Empire.

Autonomy

Self-rule.

Bureaucracy

Government that includes different job functionsand levels of authority. Egypt.

Communism

Form of socialism, wealth and property are controlled by the government. Russia

Constitutional Government

Government's power is defined and limited by law. Britain.

Democracy

Government in which people hold power. United States.

Dictator

Ruler that has a complete control over a government.

Direct Democracy

Citizens handel day-to-day affairs. Periclean Athens.

Fascism

Centralized Government system whose polices glorify the states. Nazi Germany.

Federal Republic

Government whose power is divided nationally and federally. United States.

Feudalism

A loosely organized government. China.

Limited Monarchy

The government's constitution limits the monarch's powers. England.

Oligarchy

Ruling power in which is controlled by a few people.

Paternalistic

Governing a country has a father would a child. Africa.

Parliamentary Democracy

Government in which executive leaders are chosen and are responsible to the legislature. Britain.

Republic

Government in which officials are chosen by the people. Romans.

Self-Determination

People choose their own government. Eastern Europe.

Social Contract

Agreement, people gave up some freedom to the government to avoid chaos. Parts of Europe.

Theocracy

Government run by religious leaders. Geneva.

Tyrant

Ruler who gained power by force. Greece.