Government Types and Their Contributing Principles
This game is meant to review Government Types and Their Contributing Principles in the Aztec Learning Program.
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Topics of this game:
- A document that limited the power of the king.
- A government where most or all of the power is with one person, such as a king or queen.
- The idea that the people have all of the power in their own country.
- A type of government where people vote for representatives who govern and create law.
- Similar to a republic where people vote for representatives to make decisions in government.
- The power of government is split between national, state, and local levels.
- A society where the people who have great wealth have all of the power.
- A government where a single person holds all of the power.
- The principle that a ruler or government is not all powerful.
- A person or group who take part in an organized attempt to influence legislators.
- A change or addition to the Constitution.
- A government in which one person has absolute authority over citizens' lives.
- Individual citizens vote on issues of government in a meeting of all citizens.
- Which country has a presidential republic with a federal system that is limited by the Constitution.
- A type of government in which only a few people rule.
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