Types of Government and Economic Ideologies

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What is a government?

Group of people that has the power to rule in a territory, according to the law.

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What are the advantages of Capitalism?

It is the dominant economic system in developed countries and is linked to economic growth.

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What are the disadvantages of Capitalism?

It is focused on profit and emphasizes consumption.

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What are some examples of Capitalism?

United States, United Kingdom, Japan

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What are the advantages of Socialism?

There is a balance between wealth and earnings, and there is equal access to healthcare and education.

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What are the disadvantages of Socialism?

People are unmotivated to develop, and the government has too much control.

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What are some examples of Socialism?

Vietnam, Laos, Denmark, Finland

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What are the advantages of Communism?

It embodies equality and doesn’t allow business monopolies.

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What are the disadvantages of Communism?

It hampers personal growth, and the government has the power to dictate and run the lives of citizens.

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What are some examples of Communism?

China, Cuba, North Korea

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What are the advantages of Feudalism?

Organized system of protection.

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What are the disadvantages of Feudalism?

Divided the rich and poor, and offered no independence.

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What are some examples of Feudalism?

England (1066-1347), Japan (until 1800s)

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What are the advantages of Dictatorship?

Power is centralized in a single person.

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What are the disadvantages of Dictatorship?

Dictator can abuse citizens who oppose his rule.

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What are some examples of Dictatorship?

Sudan, Burma, Zimbabwe

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What are the advantages of Theocracy?

Single state-supported religion encourages political and social unity.

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What are the disadvantages of Theocracy?

Citizens who do not believe in the religion of the majority can have their rights abused.

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What are some examples of Theocracy?

Vatican City, Tibet under Dalai Lama, Egyptian Pharaohs

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What are the advantages of Constitutional Monarchy?

History and traditions are preserved.

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What are the disadvantages of Constitutional Monarchy?

It makes progression difficult with traditions and customs.

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What are some examples of Constitutional Monarchy?

England, Norway, Thailand

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What are the advantages of Republic?

Elected representatives.

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What are the disadvantages of Republic?

Decision making is time consuming.

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What are some examples of Republic?

United States, France, Greece, Turkey

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What are the advantages of Oligarchy?

Decisions happen rapidly.

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What are the disadvantages of Oligarchy?

No check to the status quo.

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What are some examples of Oligarchy?

Bolivia, Mexico

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What are the advantages of Democracy?

Open for change.

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What are the disadvantages of Democracy?

Chance of corruption.

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What are some examples of Democracy?

United States, Canada, United Kingdom

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What are the advantages of Fascism?

Speeds up the decision making process.

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What are the disadvantages of Fascism?

Paves the way for abuse of power.

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What are some examples of Fascism?

Italy, Germany