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➔ Topic of the text: Politics

➔ Title of the text : Political Systems in Global Perspective
➔ Headings : Monarchy, Authoritarianism, Totalitarianism

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➔ What? :
Q1 What are the types of political systems?
Q2 What is Monarchy?
Q3 What is Authoritarianism?
Q4 What is Totalitarianism?

➔ Why? :
Q5 Why limited monarchs are not considered to be above the law?
Q6 Why are pure dictatorships rare?

➔ Where?:
Q7 Where are the monarchy political system practiced?
Q8 Where are the authoritarianism political system practiced?
Q9 Where are the totalitarianism political system practiced?

➔ How?
Q10 How does totalitarianism keep people from rebelling?

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➔ A1 : There are four main types of political systems which are monarchy, authoritarianism,
totalitarianism and democracy.

➔ A2 : Monarchy is a political system in which power belongs to an individual or family and is being
inherited from generation to generation.

➔ A3 : Authoritarianism is a political system conquered by governors who refuse to accept popular

participation in government.

➔ A4 ; Totalitarianism is a political system where the state demands to monitor all particulars of
people's public and private lives.

➔ A5 : This is because in limited monarchies, rulers rely on members of the nobility with power to
maintain their throne.

➔ A6 : This is because all rulers need military to support them and also aristocrates to back them up
to retain their position.

➔ A7 : Monarchy is practiced in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Spain and the Netherlands.

➔ A8 : Authoritarianism regimes are practiced in Fidel Castro's Cuba and in the People's Republic
of China.
 ➔ A9 : Totalitarianism regime was practiced in Germany during World War II, which was the
National Socialist (Nazi) Party.

➔ A10: Totalitarian governments prevent people from rebelling by enforcing conformity. People are
not given the right to conduct rallies for political purposes, information access is controlled and
secret police impose compliance, causing an environment with fear and suspicion to occur.

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➔ P1 : Monarchy, Authoritarianism, Totalitarianism and Democracy
➔ P2 : Monarchy : power to govern is inherited in the descendant
➔ P3 : Authoritarianism : the rulers are individuals who deny participation in the government
➔ P4 : Totalitarianism : the state controls their people's public and private lives.
➔ P5 : Rulers rely on people with power to maintain their throne in limited monarchies.
➔ P6 : Rulers need military and elites to support them so they can retain their position
➔ P7 : Monarchy : UK, Sweden, Spain & Netherlands
➔ P8 : Authoritarianism : Fidel Castro's Cuba & People's Republic of China
➔ P9 : Totalitarianism : Nazi Party in Germany during WWII
➔ P10 :Totalitarian governments prevent rebellious people by implementing conformity.

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There are four main types of Monarchy, Authoritarianism, Totalitarianism, and Democracy.
Monarchy political system means power to govern is inherited in the family. Unlike absolute
monarchs, limited monarchs are not considered to be above the law as rulers rely on people with
power to maintain their throne. Monarchy is practiced in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Spain and
the Netherlands. Next, authoritarianism. It is a regime in which the rulers are individuals who deny
popular participation in the government. Pure dictatorships in authoritarianism are rare because
rulers need military and elites to support them so they can retain their position. Authoritarianism
exists in in Fidel Castro's Cuba and in the People's Republic of China.. Last but not least,
totalitarianism, a political system in which the state seeks to regulate their people's public and
private lives. Totalitarian governments prevent the public from being rebellious by imposing
conformity. One example of a totalitarian regime was the National Socialist (Nazi) Party in
Germany during World War II.