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Social disorder because of no government authority. |
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Government or state ruled by the highest social class in the society |
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A samll government with political and will control of others |
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One person has unlimited authority |
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Nothings individually owned. One political party controls everything, economically and socially. |
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The government being created/controlled by the law of the constitution. |
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(rule by the people)
All citizens with equal rights to give their opinions on life changing decisions |
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Government ruled by one individual; in other words a autocracy. |
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A form of government where people make decisions for themselves |
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The system being controlled by one dictator with complete power |
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A group of members making decisions. Power is dispersed. |
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Citizens elect rulers by interest and political views. |
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givernment lead by the military "board" or persons by force. |
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(rule of one)
power is held by one person who makes all decisions for the state/nation |
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(rule of few)
Power is invested by the wealthy class of few persons |
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multiple systems in the government where control and power is widely spread |
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Executive of the government lead by a single persons but power includes others. |
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Social organization. Private ownership or control of ones own property ect. is everyones that contributed to the production is entitled. |
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A religious form of government |
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state holds all authority over the public and private aspects of the society |
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power held by the main source of authority. Society can have their own laws/regulations but also needs to follow the nations laws |
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