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Fall 2011 6th Grade Social Studies Types of Government Fall 2011 6th Grade Social Studies

How many types of government are there? There are many, today we are talking about 5 The ones we will talk about today are: Absolute Monarchy Representative Democracy (Republic) Communism Fascism (Dictatorship) Anarchy

What will we learn about each type of government? We will be talking about the following: Description of each type of government Limited/Unlimited Government Rule by one, few, or many Strengths Weaknesses Examples

Types of Government Organizer Directions!!!! Government Description Limited or Unlimited Rule by One, Few, or Many Strength Weakness Example Absolute Monarchy Representative Democracy (Republic) Communism Fascism (Dictatorship) Anarchy

Directions!!! READ the presentation!!!! Under each type of government it tells you what box to write the information in. For example- the next slide is titled “ Absolute Monarchy-Description” You will look for “absolute Monarchy” on your chart, and go to the “description” box, the information on the slide will go in that box.

Absolute Monarchy Description King or queen governs with complete power and has supreme authority over all matters

Absolute Monarchy Limited or Unlimited?

Absolute Monarchy Rule by One, Few, or Many?

Absolute Monarchy Strength Efficient, smooth transition of leadership

Absolute Monarchy Weakness You as a citizen, has no right to complain to government or to change the government

Absolute Monarchy Example Saudi Arabia

Absolute Monarchy Summary King or queen governs with complete power and has supreme authority over all matters. Has efficient, smooth transitions of leadership The citizens cannot complain or change the government An example is Saudi Arabia.

Representative Democracy Description People elect representatives to manage the country and make laws.

Representative Democracy Unlimited or Limited?

Representative Democracy Rule by One, Few, or Many?

Representative Democracy Strength Has most liberty and personal freedom for everyone in the country.

Representative Democracy Weakness Takes longer to enact laws and transitions between leaders.

Representative Democracy Example The United States

Representative Democracy Summary People elect representatives to manage the country and make laws They have the most liberty and personal freedom Takes longer to enact laws and transition between leaders The United States is an example

Communism Description Political and economic system in which factors of production are collectively owned and directed by the state

Communism Unlimited or Limited?

Communism Rule by One, Few, or Many? Few (One Party)

A poor nation can gain economic growth more rapidly. Communism Strength A poor nation can gain economic growth more rapidly.

No incentive for a person to do well Communism Weakness No incentive for a person to do well

Communism Example North Korea and Cuba

Communism Summary Political and economic system in which factors of production are collectively owned and directed by the state. Poor nations can gain economic growth more rapidly No incentive for a person to do well North Korea and Cuba serve as examples

Fascism Description Political philosophy that promotes a strong, central government controlled by military and led by a powerful dictator.

Fascism Unlimited or Limited?

Fascism Rule by One, Few, or Many?

Gives a country national pride and unity Fascism Strength Gives a country national pride and unity

People give up their rights Fascism Weakness People give up their rights

Fascism Example Cuba and World War 2 Italy under their leader Mussolini.

Fascism Summary Political philosophy that promotes a strong, central government controlled by military and led by a powerful dictator. Country has national pride and unity People have to give up their rights Cuba and World War 2 Italy under Mussolini serve as examples

Anarchy Description Absence or lack of government authority

Anarchy Unlimited or Limited? Not really either because government authority doesn’t exist.

Anarchy Rule by One, Few, or Many? None

Anarchy Strength There are NONE!

Anarchy Weakness Chaos, often becomes violent

Anarchy Example There are none, its doomed for failure, no one has ever settled on this as a true form of government

Anarchy Summary Absence or lack of government authority No strengths Contains chaos, often becomes violent No examples because its doomed for failure.