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Learning Objectives

• I can name and describe the different types of government systems

• I can compare and contrast different government systems

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• Political Systems – a system of government; a form of rule over people.

- What are some different forms of government?

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1. Democracy– Government by the people.

Two types:a. Direct Democracy-

– Everyone participates and has a say in gov’t.

– Ex. Ancient Greece

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b. Republic– Gov’t system in which the people elect leaders to represent them. a.k.a. representative democracy. Example: USA

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• Difference between (direct) democracy and republic. Students will draw

(Direct)

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2. Autocracy – government in which one person has unlimited power over others.

- Two types: a. Totalitarian dictatorship

Pol Pot - Cambodia

Augusto Pinochet - Chile

Bashar al-Assad - Syria Saddam Hussein - Iraq

All are infamous and, generally, narcissistic.

All accused of crimes against humanity

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Muammar Gaddafi - Libya

Idi Amin - Uganda

Rafael Trujillo – Dominican Republic

The state/country is in control of everything

Scholars-pleasedraw this

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• Regime– authoritarian/dictatorship and/or corrupt government

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b. Monarchy– Government rule by king or queen. Two types:

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1. 1. Absolute Monarchy – all powerful

Ex. Saudi ArabiaKing Abdullah

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2. Constitutional or Limited Monarchy –little or no power

“I just came out to say, POWER TO THE PEOPLE.”

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Constitutional Monarchy Ex. Canada, Jamaica, Belize & other Caribbean

Islands.

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British Commonwealth of Nations. Who is there monarch?

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• Is Queen Elizabeth II, of the United Kingdom, an absolute monarch?

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• NO!!! She is a constitutional or limited monarch.

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3. Oligarchy – Government rule by a group of people.

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Example: Communist State (country)– single-party (communist) rule which professes allegiance to Marxist-Leninist communist ideology; led by a dictator; indoctrination.

North Korea

Karl Marx Vladimir Lenin

Communism is thought of as both an economic system and a gov’t system.

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- Current Communist States (countries) – Cuba, China, Laos, Vietnam & North Korea

Western Hemisphere

Eastern Hemisphere

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• The United States will do everything in their power to stop the spread of

communism . . . especially in the Western Hemisphere.Ex. Coup d’etats against Ortega, Castro,

Allende, Chavez

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This was the fear of the U.S.--especially after

Cuba was on our doorstep

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• The U.S. anti-communist policy is known as The Domino Theory

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4. Theocracy– gov’t rule by a religion. Ex.– Iran (Islam)

Ayatollah (Supreme Leader) in Iran

President

Based on Sharia Law

Hassan Rouhani

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Ahmadinejad

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjJVO8GASmw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNhAbiyX2wQ

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“Women should have the same rights as men.” Farsi/Persian

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5. Fascism– led by a dictator; emphasizes ancestry, culture and blood; emphasis of nation (nationalism) over the individual; indoctrination; forcibly suppresses any opposition.

Examples: Germany, Italy & Spain in the 1930’s & ’40s

Francisco Franco (Spain)Hitler and Mussolini (Italy)

As mentioned before, dictators are, generally, infamous and very narcissistic.

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6. Plutocracy – the rule or control of a society by the wealthy.

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7. Anarchy– no government

Nester Makhno (1918) – leader of the Anarchist Free Territory in Ukraine during the Russian Civil War.

Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (French) – father of modern Anarchism

Mikhail Bakunin (Russian)

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What would life be like without gov’t?Think about it.

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You would have to deal with people like this.

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• What is the role of government?

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- To serve and protect (we hope)