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What are some words that end with the suffix -cracy?
democracy, autocracy, aristocracy, theocracy, meritocracy, plutocracy, bureaucracy, mobocracy
What are six forms of dictatorship?
Seven forms of dictatorship: Absolutism Despotism Autocracy Totalitarianism Communism Fascism Theocracy
What are some words that end with -cracy?
"...cracy" is NOT a prefix (at the beginning of a word), it is a SUFFIX (at the end of a word). as in democracy, theocracy, plutocracy
What word meaning 'to rule' ends with '-crac'?
a word for crac Many words for different types of governments use the suffix "-cracy". These include democracy, theocracy, autocracy, etc.
What is a government run by the few called?
Government by the few is an oligarchy, by a single powerful ruler an autocracy, and by the landed gentry an aristocracy.
What is a synonym for autocracy?
Autocracy can also be called despotism.
Absolute monarchy is most similar to which other system of government?
Absolute monarchy is most similar to which other system of government
Who rules autocracy?
An autocrat with unlimited power rules an autocracy.
How do you use the word autocracy in a sentence?
Autocracy is a form of government with a single leader. For Example: Country A is an autocracy Country B isn't an autocracy Or when comparing something to an autocracy, you use autocratic (similar or pertaining to an autocracy) For Example: Mum why do you have to be so autocratic when you run then house? What do you think of the current government? Pretty autocratic!
What is a sentence for autocracy?
The country has been under an autocracy since 1874.
What is the antonym for theocracy?
There is no antonym for theocracy.
What are the different forms of government that can be seen in the world?
Different forms of government around the world include democracy, monarchy, dictatorship, theocracy, and oligarchy. Each form has its own unique characteristics and structures of power and authority.
