Types of Government

1. All citizens are able to vote for the candidates of their choice.
4. An ideology that focuses on national unity and targets minority groups while suppressing political opposition.
7. An organized community that is managed and controlled by a group of people.
8. A form of government where the government holds absolute authority and has total control over all aspects of public and private life.
10. Type of government where the people are directly responsible for participating in making decisions.
12. A system of government where a single individual holds the power and acts as head of state, typically for life.

2. Individuals are elected and given the authority to make decisions on behalf of the public.
3. A system of government where there is a strong, central authority that limits the power of the other branches of government.
5. Citizens can vote for and elect someone who represents their values and beliefs.
6. A form of society that has no government.
8. A system of government where one or more religious leader is the ruler and is seen as the supreme ruling authority.
9. A system of government where the power is in the hands of one individual without regard for the will of the people of the law.
11. A system of government where the power is placed in the hands of a small group, typically people who are extremely wealthy.