World Government

1. Who leads a monarchy?

A dictator

A king, queen, emperor or empress

A president

2. Who leads a dictatorship?

A dictator

A king, queen, emperor or empress

A president

3. Who leads a representative democracy?

A dictator

A king, queen, emperor or empress

A president

4. In a representative democracy, people have

No rights.

The right to royal protection.

The right to vote by election.

5. Governments are created to protect lives, liberty and property as well as to provide services that individuals cannot give themselves.

True

False

6. A democracy is

A country, government or the form of government in which absolute power is exercised by a dictator.

A government that receives its power from the people.

Supreme power or sovereignty held by a single person (king, queen, emperor or empress).

7. A monarchy is

A country, government or the form of government in which absolute power is exercised by a dictator.

A government that receives its power from the people.

Supreme power or sovereignty held by a single person (king, queen, emperor or empress).

8. A country is

A continent.

A contract or an agreement.

A nation.

9. How does an individual become the leader of a representative democracy?

By birth

By military force or intimidation

By vote in an election

10. In a dictatorship, people have

No rights.

The right to royal protection.

The right to vote by election.

11. A dictatorship is

A country, government or the form of government in which absolute power is exercised by a dictator.

A government that receives its power from the people.

Supreme power or sovereignty held by a single person (king, queen, emperor or empress).

12. How does an individual become the leader of a monarchy?

By birth

By military force or intimidation

By vote in an election

13. United Nations is an international organization, with headquarters in New York City, formed to promote international peace, security and cooperation under the terms of the charter signed by 51 founding countries in 1945.

True

False

14. How does an individual become the leader of a dictatorship?

By birth

By military force or intimidation

By vote in an election

15. The world is divided into countries that claim sovereignty over a territory or territories.

True

False

16. In a monarchy, the people have

No rights.

The right to royal protection.

The right to vote by election.

17. A territory is

An area of land that belongs to a government.

A political division of a country.

The territory or one of the territories of a government.

18. A province is

A nation.

A political division of a country.

The territory or one of the territories of a government.

World Government

1. Who leads a monarchy?

2.

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2. Who leads a dictatorship?

3. Who leads a representative democracy?

4. In a representative democracy, people have

5. Governments are created to protect lives, liberty and property as well as to provide services that individuals cannot give themselves.

6. A democracy is

7. A monarchy is

8. A country is

9. How does an individual become the leader of a representative democracy?

10. In a dictatorship, people have

11. A dictatorship is

12. How does an individual become the leader of a monarchy?

13. United Nations is an international organization, with headquarters in New York City, formed to promote international peace, security and cooperation under the terms of the charter signed by 51 founding countries in 1945.

14. How does an individual become the leader of a dictatorship?

15. The world is divided into countries that claim sovereignty over a territory or territories.

16. In a monarchy, the people have

17. A territory is

18. A province is