Name and briefly describe the three forms of government that can result depending on how government power is distributed geographically?

Answer 1

1. Democracy: the power of the people.

2. Theocracy: the power of the people, yet one religion rules.

3. Monarchy: the power of the Sovereign (usually a king).

A government is not always necessary.

Answer 2

The three forms of government based on geographical power distribution are unitary, federal, and confederal. In a unitary government, power is concentrated at the national level, leading to a strong central government. In a federal government, power is divided between the central government and local governments, allowing for regional autonomy within the framework of a unified state. In a confederal government, power is held mostly by the regional governments with limited authority given to the central government, resulting in a loose association of sovereign states.

Answer 3

1.) A centralized power, as in a monarchy, Dictatorship, or unitary government

2.) A confederation where individual states remain autonomous and have most of the power.

3.) A republic that shares power between the central (federal) and state governments,

Answer 4

Three of those classifications are especially important and useful. These are classifications according to (1) who can participate in the governing process, (2) the geographic distribution of governmental power within the state, and (3) the relationship between the legislative (lawmaking) and the executive (law-executing) branches of the government.

Answer 5

Governments can be classified into three forms according to the geographic distribution of power within the state. What are the three forms?

A.unitary, presidential, and sovereignB.presidential, parliamentary, and fundamentalC.dictatorship, democracy, and presidentialD.unitary, federal, and confederate

Answer 6

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