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| absence of government, individuals have absolute freedom, a state of disorder due to the denial/absence of authority |
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| the highest class in certain societies, a ruling body made up of the best citizens |
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| non-democratic system of government where the citizens have little to no say/influence over the decisions that the government makes |
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| where the power to govern is held by one person and is inherited by military force |
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| where the state plans and controls the economy, and there is no public property |
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| league/alliance in the southern confederate states in the united states from 1860-1861 |
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| a government created and controlled by the federal constitution |
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| a state governed by the whole population through elected representatives |
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| absolute and overbearing power is undersized by a dictator |
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| leadership is in the hands of all who wish to contribute, people vote on issues- not on Representatives who then vote on issues |
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| right-wing way of government- extremely opposed to liberalism, authoratative and nationalistic |
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| when power is distributed the central authority and the constituent units |
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| people choose the officials, and then the officials make decisions on behalf of the citizens |
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| popular in Spain, a group of military officers who take power from previous leaders and rule the country |
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| has a king and a queen but the supreme power is held by one person |
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| where a small group has collective power over the country |
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| the highest is the soviergn, next is the house of the lords, and then is the house of the commons; together they have supreme legislative powers w/in the state |
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| office of the president of the united states |
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| theory of social organization that advocates the ownership and control of production and distributions (no private property) |
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| system of gov. where priests rule in the name of God or a god; the priest claim divine commission |
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| all the aspects of the citizens life are up to the authority of the state- absolutely no free will |
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| all categories of the government are taken away and the central government rules all |
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