State form

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Topic 2 : State form
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Name: Elbialy Ahmed Fouad
Group :19ls3(a)

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Project plan
1. Form of government (Monarchy,
Republic )
2.Political regime (Democracy, NonDemocracy)

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1. Form of government (Monarchy(
Monarchy
is a form of government wherein a group which is usually a family
(referred to as a “dynasty”) heads up the country, and a monarch
(the head of state) is put in charge
An example of a monarchy is that which presently rules over
Britain and is headed up by the Queen Elizabeth I

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features of monarchy
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Monarchical power is personal
and lifelong.
The monarchical title is
transferred hereditarily
The monarch embodies the
identity of his Nation.

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Types of Monarchies
1.
2.
3.
Constitutional monarchy
Theocratic monarchy
bsolute monarchyK

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Republic
is a form of government that has no monarchy
and no hereditary aristocracy. It originates from
Rome. ... The word republic comes from the Latin
words res publica, meaning a "public thing." For
example, the United States and India are republics,
but North Korea and Cuba are also called
republics.
For example, the United States and India are
republics, but North Korea and Cuba are also
called republics.

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features of a republic
Citizens have the power to govern.
Citizens delegate their power to leaders they elect to represent
them and to serve their interests.
Citizens and their representatives work cooperatively to
promote the common good rather than their own interests.

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Types of Republics
Representative Democracy
Federal Republic
Confederation

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2.Political regime (Democracy, Non-Democracy)
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Democracy
System of selecting policymakers and of
organizing government so that policy
represents and responds to the public's
preferences
An example of democracy at work is in the
United States, where people have political
freedom and equality

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features of a democracy
Respect for basic human rights,
A multi-party political system paired with political
tolerance,
A democratic voting system,
Respect for the rule of law
types of democracies
Direct democracy.
Representative democracy.
Constitutional democracy.
Monitory democrac.

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Non-Democracy
that doesn't allow the people to vote for their
leaders and don't have equal rights. It could be
an oligarchy, anarchy, monarchy, feudalism,
theocracy, aristocracy, or many other forms.
examples of non-democratic countries are: a.
Army rulers of Myanmar are not elected by the
people i.e. those who are in the government are
not elected by the people

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features of a non democracy
In non democratic country military rule prevail.
No opposition is tolerated.
People are not allowed to criticize the government.
There is no independent election conducting body.
Nondemocratic regime types
Authoritarian.
Patrimonial.
Sultanistic.
Totalitarian.