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1 LL Copy the chart below. Fill it in as we watch Types of Government game show. Form of Government 5 Details Absolute Monarchy Representative Democracy Communism Socialism Fascism

2 The directions tell you where to find the answers! Class Business Homework- assignment 11 Hard copy turn in? due by Fri. 10/25 at 10pm- tomorrow 3 attempts, highest counts all answers come from mrharbaugh> test review link> C.3.1 Flashcards (today s notes)

3 Quiz- assignment 12 Monday Class Business Quiz questions will come from the C.3.1 Flashcards at mrharbaugh> test review link (notes in class) Study this weekend! Meet in the library computer lab on Monday 10/28 the quiz will be on the computer.

4 Today 1. Forms of government game show 2. Forms of government game

5 In the 20th Century, World War One was started by the few remaining absolute monarchs of Europe while World War Two was fought to stop the villains who were the elected dictators of Germany and Italy. These two World Wars were fought to prevent the rapid territorial expansion of this form of government. COMMUNISM SOCIALISM CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY AUTOCRACY

6 In the 20th Century, World War One was started by the few remaining absolute monarchs of Europe while World War Two was fought to stop the villains who were the elected dictators of Germany and Italy. These two World Wars were fought to prevent the rapid territorial expansion of this form of government. AUTOCRACY

7 In early European history government power was held by a variety of kings and queens who ruled their kingdoms with mostly unlimited powers. COMMUNISM DIRECT DEMOCRACY CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY ABSOLUTE MONARCHY

8 In early European history government power was held by a variety of kings and queens who ruled their kingdoms with mostly unlimited powers. ABSOLUTE MONARCHY

9 In the 4th-century BC, the Greek philosopher Plato proposed the communal ownership of property by an intellectual ruling class, to put the welfare of the state above personal desire and make everyone equal. There are five countries today practicing this form of government where no private ownership is allowed. COMMUNISM SOCIALISM CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY DIRECT DEMOCRACY

10 In the 4th-century BC, the Greek philosopher Plato proposed the communal ownership of property by an intellectual ruling class, to put the welfare of the state above personal desire and make everyone equal. There are five countries today practicing this form of government where no private ownership is allowed. COMMUNISM

11 Some Native American tribes organized themselves by having all male adult members of the tribe vote for any proposed laws or changes. COMMUNISM CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY DIRECT DEMOCRACY REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY (aka republic)

12 Some Native American tribes organized themselves by having all male adult members of the tribe vote for any proposed laws or changes. direct democracy

13 In the 20th century, kings and queens have generally become symbols of national unity, while real power has been transferred to constitutional assemblies. Today, this form of government is mainly in place in the Middle East. COMMUNISM SOCIALISM AUTOCRACY CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY DIRECT DEMOCRACY ABSOLUTE MONARCHY

14 In the 20th century, kings and queens have generally become symbols of national unity, while real power has been transferred to constitutional assemblies. Today, this form of government is mainly in place in the Middle East. Constitutional Monarchy also known as limited monarchies or parliamentary monarchies.

15 In 1215 in England a small group wealthy nobleman forced the king to share power. This moved the country from one person holding all of the power to a small group holding power. COMMUNISM CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY SOCIALISM DIRECT DEMOCRACY AUTOCRACY ABSOLUTE MONARCHY OLIGARCHY REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY (aka republic)

16 In 1215 in England a small group wealthy nobleman forced the king to share power. This moved the country from one person holding all of the power to a small group holding power. OLIGARCHY

17 An example of this form of government is the United States. Citizens elect representatives at the national, state, and local levels of government to vote on their behalf. COMMUNISM CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY SOCIALISM DIRECT DEMOCRACY AUTOCRACY ABSOLUTE MONARCHY OLIGARCHY REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY (aka republic)

18 An example of this form of government is the United States. Citizens elect representatives at the national, state, and local levels of government to vote on their behalf. REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY (aka republic)

19 Some believe that this form of government is desirable and achievable. Others, however, view this form of government as inefficient and creates people who are dependent and gain unfairly from the government managing the economics in a country with very high taxation. COMMUNISM CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY SOCIALISM DIRECT DEMOCRACY AUTOCRACY ABSOLUTE MONARCHY OLIGARCHY REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY (aka republic)

20 Some believe that this form of government is desirable and achievable. Others, however, view this form of government as inefficient and creates people who are dependent and gain unfairly from the government managing the economics in a country with very high taxation. SOCIALISM

21 In the mid 19 th century a small group of whites controlled the country South Africa. They passed laws that favored themselves and discriminated against the African population. This was known as Apartheid. Nelson Mandella was a civil rights leader who helped end this practice. The form of government was known as. COMMUNISM CONSTITIONAL MONARCHY SOCIALISM DIRECT DEMOCRACY AUTOCRACY ABSOLUTE MONARCHY OLIGARCHY REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY (aka republic)

22 In the mid 19 th century a small group of whites controlled the country South Africa. They passed laws that favored themselves and discriminated against the African population. This was known as Apartheid. Nelson Mandella was a civil rights leader who helped end this practice. The form of government was known as. OLIGARCHY

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