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World Governments
WHO HAS THEPOWER?
B Y I S S G R A D E 5 T E A C H E R S
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LEARN
There are many different types of
government around the world, and
throughout history. We can categorize
these by how many people can take part in
making decisions for a country. In this
book you will explore governments led by
one person, by a few leaders, and by many
people.
FORMS OF GOVERNMENT
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A government in which the adults of a community
share their different ideas with the leader, but a
council of elders OR a chief makes the final
decision. Today, many Native American reservations
in the USA use this type of government.
T e r m s
1. Tribal Rule
2. Dictatorship
3. Absolute Monarchy
4. Theocracy
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ONE PERSON RULE
Tribal Rule
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A government in which a leader seizes
power, usually with the support of the
military; the leader makes all
decisions and does not allow public disagreement
with his/her decisions. Today, North Koreas leader,
Kim Jong il, is an example of a dictator.
DictatorshipSouth Korean
Kim Jong il
Interactive 1.1 Dictatorship
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Absolute Monarchy
A government in which a leader is born
and raised to be king or queen; the king
or queen makes all decisions and does not allow
protests against his/her decisions. Today, Saudi
Arabias leader, King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, is
an example of an absolute monarch.
King Abdullah
Interactive 1.2 Absolute Monarchy
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A government in which a religious leader makes all the
decisions based on religious laws and does not allow
protests against his/her decisions. Today, Irans
government, with religious leader Grand Ayatollah Ali
Khamenei in the position of Supreme leader, is an
example of a theocracy.
Ayatollah Khameni
Interactive 1.3 Theocracy
Theocracy
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Review 1.1 One PersonGovernments
The government form where one
person has seized power and issupported by the military is a....
A. theocracy
B. dictatorship
C. absolute monarchy
D. tribal rule
Review 1.2 One Person Governments
The government form where a person is
born and raised to make all thedecisions for a country is a.....
A. tribal rule
B. theocracy
C. absolute monarchy
D. dictatorship
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A government in which a small group of
leaders, all of whom share a belief about
how the country should be governed, make allthe decisions and do not allow protests
against their decisions. South Africa was an
oligarchy until 1994 due to its policy of
apartheid.
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A FEW LEADERS
outh Africa
Interactive 1.4 Oligarchy
Oligarchy
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DIRECT DEMOCRACY:
A government in which all adults can share their ideas and
vote. Today, some small towns, such as Lakeville,
Massachusetts, or certain cantons in Switzerland have this
form of government.
T e r m s
1. Direct democracy
2. Representative
democracy3. Constitutional
monarchy
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Many People Decide
Democracy
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REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY:
A government in which the people vote for leaders who will represent the voter by making decisions
that the voters like if the leaders make many decisions that the voters dont like, the voters dont
re-elect that leader. Today, the United States of America has a representative government.
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Green means the
countries are
considered free.
Red means the
countries are not
considered free.
Interactive 1.5 Map of Freedom
Go to the Map of Freedom if you are on a computer.
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Constitutional Monarchy
A government which has a King or
Queen, but the monarch has very
limited power. Most of the real
government leaders are elected by the
people. Some of the real government
leaders are appointed by the monarch
or by the members of Parliament.Today, the United Kingdom has this a
Constitutional Monarchy and a
Parliamentary system of government.
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What do you think democracy is?
Movie 1.1 Kids talk about democracy
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THINK
NOW ITS YOUR TURN!
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How can you be a good citizen as a member
of a community?
Add to these examples:
Stay informed and vote know the ideas and
opinions of your leaders so that you know whom to
elect, so that you dont give power to a dictator.
Respect others opinions or else become an
oligarchy, dictatorship, or other type of
government that doesnt allow disagreement.
Respect the religious rights of others or else
become a theocracy, a government that allows no
choice of belief, religion or religious practice.
What do you think?
Democracy requires that citizens have certain
responsibilities to maintain the government.
Give one example of a citizen's responsibility,
tell why it's important, and explain what may
happen if citizens DON'T live up to that
responsibility.
A citizen's responsibility:
Why is it important?
What might happen if citizens DON'T keep that
responsibility?
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This book was made with materials developed by grade 5 teachers at ISS.
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Anarchy
Absence of government and law.
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Citizen
A person who has full rights of their town or country.
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Communism
A system of government in which property is owned by the community.
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Democracy
Government by the people (can be direct or through elected representatives).
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Dictator
A person who has complete power over a country.
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Economy
A countrys income and its use of it
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Government
The group of people who are in charge of the public affairs of a country.
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Monarchy
A system of government in which a king or queen rules.
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Parliament
An assembly of people who make the law.
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Politics
The activities of a political party or a government.
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President
The person voted to lead a nation (the top elected official).
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System
A group of things working together.
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