Democracy

 The people choose

 Succession of power
 Opportunities

 Corruption

 Government manipulation

Monarchy

 There are more reforms

 Spreading power

 A class system

Dictatorship

 By having control of all powers, it facilitates the work of restoring

those elements that are affecting society.

 Dictatorships often proclaim as a flag free access by law of

education, health and sport; they can also consider access to housing
of great importance by establishing policies that make it easier for
citizens to have this important right.

 Suppress human rights

 Freedom of expression is limited

 Constitutional Monarchy

 There is little corruption on the part of the government.

 Constitutional democracies have excellent records of democracy.

 They have greater freedom and are more egalitarian.

 They are not elected by citizens, so the factor of democracy in which

the people can decide who governs them or not is lost.

 Monarchies keep the king in absolute power, even though people no

longer want or are tired of his tenure.