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 Current Events  Anticipation Guide  Lecture and Vocab  Reaction Guide  Formative Worksheet  Exit Today Govt. 2 AB Students will be able to explain.

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1  Current Events  Anticipation Guide  Lecture and Vocab  Reaction Guide  Formative Worksheet  Exit Today Govt. 2 AB Students will be able to explain the influences of the Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, Petition of Rights

2 Chapter 1: Principles of Government Section 2: Forms of Government

3  We will use three different ways to classify different governments 1.Who Can Participate 2.Geographic distribution of governmental power within the state 3.The relationship between the legislative and executive branches  Side note: What is legislative and what is executive????? How do we classify governments?

4  Probably the most important classification  There are two forms  Can you guess?  Democracy  Dictatorship 1. Who Can Participate?

5  Supreme political authority rests with the people  Consent of the people  People are sovereign  Two different forms of democracy  Direct  The people directly make decisions  Today no National Direct Democracy  Indirect  The people vote for other people to make decisions  Representative democracy Democracy

6  Those who rule cannot be held responsible to the will of the people  Authoritarian  Can you name some??????  Other names  Autocracy: single person holds all the power  Oligarchy: a small, elite group holds all the power Dictatorship

7  Unitary Government:  All power of the government is controlled by one agency  Centralized government  Federal Government:  Power of the government is divided between a central government and several local government  Division of powers  Confederation:  An alliance of independent states.  No real powerful central decision maker 2. Geographic Distribution of Power

8  This relationship is usually seen in two ways  Presidential government:  The executive and legislative branches are separate and equal  Each have their own powers and checks on the others power  Parliamentary Government:  Executive includes prime minister and cabinet.  All of which are members of the legislative branch  The Prime Minister is chosen from the Majority Party from its members 3. Relationship between Legislative and Executive Branches

9  The following worksheet says Quiz but it isn’t one.  You must use your book to answer  The questions and concepts from the quiz may show up on the test whether we discussed them in class or not  Use the time we have left to finish this worksheet (or do it at home)  We will go over all of the worksheets before the quiz Formative worksheet

10  On a piece of paper answer the following question:  Look at the slides and decide:  What characteristics the United States has and how you know this to be true Exit


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