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    Democracy is a form of government where citizens vote on political representatives and policies. It has advantages of promoting political equality and freedom but can be inefficient. Monarchy is rule by a king or queen, usually for life. It provides stability but limits individual freedom. Totalitarianism concentrates power in the state under an authoritarian leader. It allows for rapid change but at the cost of individual liberty. Theocracy merges religion and government, with rule according to religious doctrine. It provides strong social cohesion but restricts personal beliefs.

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    Democracy is a form of government where citizens vote on political representatives and policies. It has advantages of promoting political equality and freedom but can be inefficient. Monarchy is rule by a king or queen, usually for life. It provides stability but limits individual freedom. Totalitarianism concentrates power in the state under an authoritarian leader. It allows for rapid change but at the cost of individual liberty. Theocracy merges religion and government, with rule according to religious doctrine. It provides strong social cohesion but restricts personal beliefs.

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    UCSP Q2 - Activity 4

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    Democracy is a form of government where citizens vote on political representatives and policies. It has advantages of promoting political equality and freedom but can be inefficient. Monarchy is rule by a king or queen, usually for life. It provides stability but limits individual freedom. Totalitarianism concentrates power in the state under an authoritarian leader. It allows for rapid change but at the cost of individual liberty. Theocracy merges religion and government, with rule according to religious doctrine. It provides strong social cohesion but restricts personal beliefs.

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    NAME: ___________________________________________________________________________________ SECTION: _____________ DATE: ________________

    ACTIVITY 4: Forms of State/Government

    Instructions: Complete the table by providing the description of each of the forms of the state on the second column, as well as its advantages
    and disadvantages on the third and fourth column respectively. And on the last column, provide five (5) examples of each of the forms of state.

    FORMS OF EXAMPLES/
    DESCRIPTION ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
    STATE COUNTRIES

    Democracy

    Monarchy

    Totalitarian

    Theocracy

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