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What is the defintion of anarchy?
A state in which there is no higher authority or power than the unit in question
What is the difference between an anarchy and a monarchy?
they are both types of government. anarchy is no government, and monarchy is like a king or queen. also, they share the root "Archy" , which i think means government, I'm not sure. so, yeah, i hope that helped. N
What country is a Anarchy country?
Anarchy is not an implemented political system in any country. There are regions of recognized countries where the official governments cannot extend power leading to a general anarchy, such as Somalia, but these countries are not "intentionally" anarchic.
When did The Anarchy happen?
Anarchy has been around for generations and none knows exactly when anarchy was started, but it has been around for a while. But the only real society we can say had a true anarchy was Catalonia Spain
How do you spell anarchy?
The correct spelling is 'anarchy'.
What is a government with no power?
anarchy
What is a government with almost no power?
anarchy
What No government power?
ANARCHY* *Freedom
What is government with almost no power?
anarchy
Who has power in a Anarchy?
Presumably those who are the best armed.
Does absolute freedom leads to anarchy?
absolute power corputes absolutely
What is the defintion of anarchy?
A state in which there is no higher authority or power than the unit in question
What is the difference between an anarchy and a monarchy?
they are both types of government. anarchy is no government, and monarchy is like a king or queen. also, they share the root "Archy" , which i think means government, I'm not sure. so, yeah, i hope that helped. N
What is the absence of a system of government and law called?
A society without government or laws would be considered an anarchy, unless that nation is going through a revolution.
What is the name of the parson in power for anarchy?
"Anarchy is the absence of government." In other words, no single person holds power. Instead private institutions, such as social customs, impose the rule and order. Rules are enforced through social tools such as ostracism, where the rule-breaker is shunned by the rest of the community. Jenni (Librarian-To-Be) Leeson, P. T. (2016). Anarchy. In Academic World Book.
Why the branches of government share power?
so that no one person or persons rule the government ; to avoid anarchy
Sentence for anarchy?
We don't have an anarchy.
