Question

1. theocracy can co - exist with monarchy.
2. theocracy can co - exist with democracy.
3. an oligarchy can be like a dictatorship.

Explanation:

Question 6

A theocracy is a system where religious leaders control the government, and a monarchy is ruled by a single monarch (like a king/queen). Examples like some historical Islamic monarchies or the Vatican (a theocratic monarchy) show they can co - exist as the monarch can also be a religious leader or follow religious governance.

Theocracy is rule by religious authority, and democracy is rule by the people. In a theocratic democracy, people can vote while religious principles guide laws (e.g., some countries with Islamic law and democratic elections). So they can co - exist.

Oligarchy is rule by a small group (e.g., wealthy or powerful), and dictatorship is rule by one with absolute power. If an oligarchy's small group acts like a single dictator (suppressing opposition, controlling all power), it can resemble a dictatorship (e.g., historical oligarchic states that became dictatorial).

Answer:

True

Question 7