Form of government monarchy and republic

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1:Form of government Monarchy and Republic
Features
Types
Examples
2:Form of state territorial structure (Unitary
State, Federation, Confederation
Features
Types
Examples

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A monarchy is a kind of government where
a monarch, a kind of hereditary ruler
(someone who inherits their office), is the
head of state. Monarchs usually rule until
they die or pass down (when a monarch
resigns it is called abdication).
Most monarchies are hereditary, but some
are elected

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How many persons rule in a monarchy?
one person rule
there is only one person rule in monarchy

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Hereditary and Bloodlines
Almost every monarchy bestows its titles based
on heredity. Some rare exceptions exist, such
as the Vatican's elected monarchy. However,
by and large, monarchies are birthrights that
cannot be elected or appointed. Rather, you
must be born into it. This means that a
monarchy will have a royal family, to whom
every monarch is related.

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Divine Right
Monarchies and religion often go hand in hand.
Nations with state religions tend to have
strong affiliations between that religion and
the nation's monarchy. This harks back to the
very roots of monarchy and the concept of
the divine right, whereby the monarch
received his or her authority to lead the
country through a direct endowment from the
nation's deity or deities

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Lifelong Rule
A monarch will rule for as long as the
monarchy exists. Most politicians have term
limits and, if not, must be regularly reelected. Monarchs, on the other hand, ascend
to the throne in succession, usually after the
previous monarch dies. The new monarch will
maintain this position until he or she also
dies, is deposed or, in rare circumstances,
chooses to abdicate to throne.

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Different types of monarchs exist.
A monarchy may be a limited monarchy, a
constitutional monarchy, or an
absolute monarchy. A limited monarchy is
one in which the royalty have only ceremonial
powers

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The Principality of Andorra.
Antigua and Barbuda.
The Kingdom of Bahrain.
The Kingdom of Belgium.

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Republic, form of government in which a state
is ruled by representatives of the citizen
body. ... Because citizens do not govern the
state themselves but through
representatives, republics may be
distinguished from direct democracy, though
modern representative democracies are by
and large republic

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Characteristics of a Republic
Citizens have the power to govern. Citizens
delegate their power to leaders they elect to
represent them and to serve their interests.
Citizens and their representatives work
cooperatively to promote the common good
rather than their own interests

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Democratic and liberal republics.
Socialist republics.
Distributist republics.
Unspecified republics.
Unspecified nations.

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Argentine Republic.
Democratic Republic of
Nepal.
Federal Republic of
Germany.
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Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Federal Republic of Somalia.

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A unitary state is a state governed as a single
entity in which the central government is
ultimately supreme. Unitary states stand in
contrast with federations, also known as
federal states

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Concentration of power: Concentration of
power in a single centre is the basis of
a Unitary government. There is no
constitutional division and distribution of
powers. iii. Administrative units at the mercy
of the centre: The administrative units
created under a Unitary government have no
constitutional existence

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List of unitary republics and unitary kingdoms
Afghanistan.
Albania.
Algeria.
Angola.
Armenia.
Azerbaijan.
Bangladesh.
Belarus.

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A federation (also known as a federal state) is a
political entity characterized by a union of partially
self-governing provinces, states, or other regions
under a central federal government (federalism)

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Examples of the federation or federal state
include the United States, India, Brazil,
Malaysia, Mexico, Russia, Germany, Canada,
Switzerland, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Belgium,
Argentina, Nigeria, and Australi

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Usually created by a
treaty, confederations of states tend to be
established for dealing with critical issues,
such as defense, foreign relations, internal
trade or currency, with the general
government being required to provide
support for all its members

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What were the 13 states of the Confederacy?
The eleven states that seceded from the Union
and formed the main part of the CSA were
South
Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georg
ia, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Arkansas,
Tennessee, and North Carolina.