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Presidential Democracy

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citizens vote for the legislature as well as directly vote for the chief executive or head of government

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Autocracy

Front

one single ruler, citizens have no power

Back

Citizen Participation

Front

How citizens can influence their government

Back

Democracy

Front

everyone one has power, everyone can vote

Back

the head of the government is a member of legislature

Front

Which best describes how a parliamentary democracy differs from a presidential democracy?

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Consititution

Front

written set of laws for a country

Back

President

Front

the chief executive of a government

Back

Parliamentary Democracy

Front

a democratic form of government in which the citizens vote for the legislature and the legislature then elects or selects the chief executive or head of government

Back

Head of Government

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an elected or appointed official of the state who is in charge of the government; hold the true power

Back

autocracy

Front

Which type of government would most likely abolish all free elections?

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Head of State

Front

the chief public representative of a country

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Legislature

Front

The main difference between presidential and parliamentary governmental systems is that in a parliamentary system the chief executive is chosen by the______________________________.

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Voting

Front

The most basic way that citizens of a democracy can influence the government

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Prime Minister

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the name given to the head of government; chief executive in some parliamentary democracies

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Parliament

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the name often given to the legislative branch in a parliamentary democracy, they make laws

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Presidential Democracy

citizens vote for the legislature as well as directly vote for the chief executive or head of government

Autocracy

one single ruler, citizens have no power

Citizen Participation

How citizens can influence their government

Democracy

everyone one has power, everyone can vote

the head of the government is a member of legislature

Which best describes how a parliamentary democracy differs from a presidential democracy?

Consititution

written set of laws for a country

President

the chief executive of a government

Parliamentary Democracy

a democratic form of government in which the citizens vote for the legislature and the legislature then elects or selects the chief executive or head of government

Head of Government

​an elected or appointed official of the state who is in charge of the government; hold the true power

autocracy

Which type of government would most likely abolish all free elections?

Head of State

​the chief public representative of a country

Legislature

The main difference between presidential and parliamentary governmental systems is that in a parliamentary system the chief executive is chosen by the______________________________.

Voting

The most basic way that citizens of a democracy can influence the government

Prime Minister

the name given to the head of government; chief executive in some parliamentary democracies

Parliament

the name often given to the legislative branch in a parliamentary democracy, they make laws

an elected or appointed official of the state who is in charge of the government; hold the true power

the chief public representative of a country