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Forms of Gov.

Forms of Gov. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Citizen Participation. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Presidential or Parliamentary. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. SW Asian Gov. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Theocracy. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Category 1 questions follow.

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Forms of Gov.

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  1. Forms of Gov. 10 20 30 40 50 Citizen Participation 10 20 30 40 50 Presidential or Parliamentary 10 20 30 40 50 SW Asian Gov. 10 20 30 40 50 Theocracy 10 20 30 40 50

  2. Category 1 questions follow

  3. In a unitary government system most of the power is in the hands of the A. Citizens B. Local Government C. Central Government 10 Category 1

  4. C. Central Government 10 Category 1

  5. Saudi Arabia’s government is an example of a______________ government. A. Confederation B. Unitary 20 Category 1

  6. B. Unitary Government 20 Category 1

  7. Match the form of government to its definition. Starting with Unitary and go in order. A. 1, 3, 2 B. 3, 1, 2 30 Category 1

  8. 30 B. 3, 1, 2 Category 1

  9. Match the country to their government. Israel = Federal Saudi Arabia = Unitary Israel = Unitary Saudi Arabia = Federal 40 Category 1

  10. Israel = Federal Saudi Arabia = Unitary 40 Category 1

  11. How does a confederation control the central government? 50 Category 1

  12. In a confederation, the central government has only as much power as the confederation will allow them to have. 50 Category 1

  13. Category 2 questions follow

  14. In an autocratic government who has absolute power? A. Citizens B. Ruler 10 Category 2

  15. B. Autocratic A single ruler with absolute power 10 Category 2

  16. Which country in the Middle East has an autocratic government? A. Saudi Arabia B. Israel 20

  17. A. Autocracy = Saudi Arabia 20 Category 2

  18. In an oligarchy government who controls the government? A. Monarch B. A small group of powerful leaders 30 Category 2

  19. Oligarchy B. A small group of powerful leaders 30 Category 2

  20. The government of Syria is an example of an oligarchy because A. The king and his advisors make all the decisions. B. The ruling political party is the Ba’ath, and they control the country. 40 Category 2

  21. B. The ruling political party is the Ba’ath, and they control the country. 40 Category 2

  22. Iran is another country that has an oligarchy type of government because The king and his advisors make all the decisions. B. A small group of religious and political leaders make important decisions for the country. 50 Category 2

  23. The king and his advisors make all the decisions. 50 Category 2

  24. Category 3 questions follow

  25. In a parliamentary system the _________________ is responsible for making and carrying out laws. A. The Monarch B. Parliament C. Prime Minister 10 Category 3

  26. B. Parliament 10 Category 3

  27. The leader of a parliamentary government is often called A. Monarch B. President C. Prime Minister. 20 Category 3

  28. C. Prime Minister 20 Category 3

  29. How does the prime minister in a parliamentary government get his position? A. The queen and parliament vote on a prime minister. B. Citizens elect their representatives for the legislature C. The prime minister is chosen from the political party that receives the most votes from citizens. 30 Category 3

  30. C. The prime minister is chosen from the political party that receives the most votes from citizens. 30 Category 3

  31. How is a presidential government different from a parliamentary government in regard to the countries leader? 40 Category 3

  32. 40 Category 3

  33. Who has the power in a Democracy? 50 Category 3

  34. The Citizens, The Voters, The People 50 Category 3

  35. Category 4 questions follow

  36. Saudi Arabia is ruled by a __________________. 10 Category 4

  37. King 10 Category 4

  38. How long does a monarch rule? 10 years He is elected every five years. Until he dies or steps down. 20 Points

  39. C. Until he dies or steps down from the throne. 20 Points

  40. The laws in Saudi Arabia are based on the Koran and are called The Koran Law B. Constitution Law C. Shariah Law 30 Category 4

  41. C. Shariah Law Strict Religious Law 30 Category 4

  42. What role do the people play in the government that is a monarchy like Saudi Arabia? 40 Category 4

  43. The King and his religious advisors rule the country. The people have no influence in government. 40 Category 4

  44. What types of laws would you find under ShariaLaw? 50 Category 4

  45. 50 Category 4

  46. Category 5 questions follow

  47. What is the definition of a “Theocracy”? A government that sees God as the supreme ruler. A government that allows only religious leaders to vote. 10 Category 5

  48. A government that sees God as the supreme ruler. 10 Category 5

  49. What is an Ayatollah? Christian Priest Shia religious leader The title of the president of Iran. 20 Category 5

  50. Shia religious leader Why not a Sunni religious leader? 20 Category 5

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