Political systems and historical world leaders

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Political systems and historical world leaders

• Match the name of the political system to its
  best definition.
• A political system in which the supreme power
  lies in a body of citizens who can elect people
  to represent them
• A leftist political ideology that emphasizes the
  principle of equality and usually prescribes a
  large role for government to intervene in society
  and the economy via taxation, regulation,
  redistribution, and public ownership.
• An economic or political system based on the
  sharing of all work and property by the whole
  community.
• A type of government in which political power is
  exercised by a single ruler under the claim of
  divine or hereditary right.
• A totalitarian political system led by a single
  dictator who allows no opposition, promoting an
  aggressive nationalism and often racism.
• The theory that history has been characterized by
  a struggle between the working classes and their
  masters, the middle-class capitalists. The
  outcome of struggle is to be an uprising of the
  oppressed and the overthrow of capitalism.

Democratic Socalism
Fascism
Communism
Monarchy
Democracy
Marxism
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Political systems and historical world leaders

• Match the name of the political system to its
  best definition.
• A political system in which the supreme power
  lies in a body of citizens who can elect people
  to represent them
• A leftist political ideology that emphasizes the
  principle of equality and usually prescribes a
  large role for government to intervene in society
  and the economy via taxation, regulation,
  redistribution, and public ownership.
• An economic or political system based on the
  sharing of all work and property by the whole
  community.
• A type of government in which political power is
  exercised by a single ruler under the claim of
  divine or hereditary right.
• A totalitarian political system led by a single
  dictator who allows no opposition, promoting an
  aggressive nationalism and often racism.
• The theory that history has been characterized by
  a struggle between the working classes and their
  masters, the middle-class capitalists. The
  outcome of struggle is to be an uprising of the
  oppressed and the overthrow of capitalism.

Democratic Socalism
Fascism
Monarchy
Communism
Democracy
Marxism