Question

1. in an autocracy, the leader’s power is usually:

a) shared with a parliament
b) unlimited or held by one person
c) decided by a popular vote every four years
d) distributed among local provinces

1. which of the following best describes a republic?

a) rule by the many through elected officials
b) rule by a single dictator
c) rule by a religious leader
d) no government at all

Explanation:

Question 4

An autocracy is a system of government where one person has absolute power. Option a is incorrect as power isn't shared with a parliament in autocracy. Option c is for democratic systems with elections. Option d is about decentralization, not autocracy. So the leader's power in autocracy is unlimited or held by one person.

A republic is a system where the country is considered a "public matter" and is ruled by elected representatives (rule by the many through elected officials). Option b is autocracy, option c is theocracy, and option d is anarchy. So option a best describes a republic.

Answer:

b) Unlimited or held by one person

Question 5