An oligarchical government is characterized by the concentration of power in the hands of a small, elite group of individuals or families, often distinguished by wealth, social status, or political influence. This ruling class makes decisions that serve their interests, often at the expense of the wider population. In such systems, political participation and representation for the majority are typically limited, leading to a lack of accountability and transparency in governance.
To continue with his monarch form of government.
democracy
fascism
The unitary system of government is in contrast to the federal system of government. It is characterized by the central government exercising the majority of powers, instead of delegating those responsibilities to lower levels of government. It is more efficient in smaller countries.
There was no Greek king. The Greek world consisted of several hundred independent city-states spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas from Spain to Asia Minor. Athens and Plataia who fought together at Marathon had an oligarchical government headed by magistrates called Archons. Their armies were commanded by several tribal generals who took it in turn for overall command. The general whose turn it was on the day of the battle was Miltiades.
An oligarchical government is a government rules by the few(people) :)
An oligarchical government is a government rules by the few(people) :)
To continue with his monarch form of government.
Socialist economy is characterized by more government ownership and central planning.
democracy
Orwell's allegorical novelette is still relevant today where we see the manipulation and machinations of an Oligarchical government that controls and distorts information .
a government that is characterized by a loosely organized group
a government that is characterized by a loosely organized group of individual and independent states and a weak central government
fascism
Nazism.
fascism
a bureaucratic government is characterized by a specialization of departments by function and hierarchy of authority