Question

1. in a ______, a king or queen makes the laws and government decisions.

a. democracy
b. true monarchy
c. constitutional monarchy
d. all of the above

1. the ______ does not have any real power in a constitutional monarchy.

a. parliament
b. dictator
c. government
d. monarch

1. in a ______, the people elect representatives and the head of state.

a. monarchy
b. democracy
c. constitutional monarchy
d. none of the above

1. people who speak against the government in a ______ can be put in prison or killed.

a. dictatorship
b. constitutional monarchy
c. monarchy
d. none of the above

1. dictators may keep power and control ______.

a. through force
b. by telling reporters what news they can and cannot report
c. by deciding what is taught in schools
d. all of the above

Explanation:

1. In a true monarchy, the king or queen has absolute power to make laws and government decisions. In democracy, people have a say, and in constitutional monarchy, the monarch's power is limited.
2. In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch's power is restricted by a constitution and they do not have real power. The parliament and government have more decision - making power.
3. In a democracy, people elect representatives and the head of state. In a monarchy and constitutional monarchy, the monarch is not elected by the people in the same way.
4. In a dictatorship, those who oppose the government are often suppressed and can be put in prison or killed. This is not the case in constitutional monarchy or regular monarchy.
5. Dictators can maintain power and control through force, controlling the media by telling reporters what to report, and also by deciding what is taught in schools to shape public opinion.

Answer:

1. B. true monarchy
2. D. monarch
3. B. democracy
4. A. dictatorship
5. D. all of the above