Types of government SS

Democracy

Citizens vote on the leader, and the people have the power rights include voting, free speech, and religion also citizens can become leader

Theocracy

A type of government with religious leader that has unlimited power and citizens have no rights

absolute monarchy

Where one-person usually a king or queen rules citizens have no rights and leaders have unlimited power. and power is inherited

dictatorship

One ruler that has complete power over the people. citizens have no rights and the role is taken by force

constutianal monarchy

The citizens vote for the legislator and not the leader the legislator choses the prime minister the constructional monarch has no power

presidential democracy

citizens vote directly for the leader, and the leader can’t make laws citizens can vote.

Oligarchy

A form of government where a small group of people holds all the power, often making decisions that benefit their own interests over the needs of the broader population

Autocracy

A system of government in which one person possesses unlimited power and exercises control over all aspects of governance, often without the consent of the governed.

Parliamentary democracy

citizens only vote for legislator which choses prime minister who can make laws