What is citizen participation?  Set of conditions  Political nature.

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What is citizen participation?

 Set of conditions  Political nature

 Monarchy  Oligarchy  Democracy

 The supreme power is in the hands of a monarch ( king, queen, prince, etc. ).  The power is inherited or passed down from family members and the monarch is usually in power for life.

 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

 The people govern by voting  Rule by the people

Direct Democracy Representative Democracy

 United State of America

 A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class or clique ; government by the few  A state or organization so ruled  The persons or class so ruling

Algeria Iraq Syria

 The political regime is set of forms and methods of political power.  There are over 200 countries in the world-each has their own government.  Governments manage themselves based on own orders.

1-) In Which regimes the government is ruled by a king or queen? A-) Monarchy B-) Oligarchy

A-) Monarchy

2-) In which democracy, citizens elect others to serve for them in government A-) Direct B-) Representative

B-) Representative

3-) In which regime, do citizens vote to elect their leaders? A-) Democracy B-)Monarchy

A-) Democracy

 Power belongs to people in countries ruled by Oligarchy

FALSE