Nogovernmentcontrol,completechaosAbsolute -total power;Const.-power isrestrictedNorthKoreaVery few rightsfor the people;cannot electofficials,no say ingovernment+ = Rightsprotected,- = Slow toget thingsdoneReligiousleaders arein charge ofmakingdecisionsAbs. monarchyis total power byking, democracyis power by thepeopleChurch andstate areboth run bythe churchGovernmentthatrecognizes Godas ultimateauthorityAbsoluteMonarchies:SaudiArabia,OmanPeople havepower, lawsrequire majority,free to criticize,reps listen topeople, regularelectionsJournalistsare put in jailfor unfairreasonsConstitutionalMonarchies:Japan,SwedenMalaysiaAncientGreeceSmall groupof militaryofficers takeovergovernmentFree fair elections,people participate,protect humanrights, rule of lawShahof IranComplete controlover people,enforce strictobedience, littlepersonal freedom,control mediaIranMonarchy &DictatorshipAdolf Hitler,JosephStalin,BenitoMussoliniRepresentative& DirectTo prevent peoplefrom hearing aboutreligions and otherideas that maymake them wantto rebelUS, Canada,Brazil,Argentina,AustraliaNogovernmentcontrol,completechaosAbsolute -total power;Const.-power isrestrictedNorthKoreaVery few rightsfor the people;cannot electofficials,no say ingovernment+ = Rightsprotected,- = Slow toget thingsdoneReligiousleaders arein charge ofmakingdecisionsAbs. monarchyis total power byking, democracyis power by thepeopleChurch andstate areboth run bythe churchGovernmentthatrecognizes Godas ultimateauthorityAbsoluteMonarchies:SaudiArabia,OmanPeople havepower, lawsrequire majority,free to criticize,reps listen topeople, regularelectionsJournalistsare put in jailfor unfairreasonsConstitutionalMonarchies:Japan,SwedenMalaysiaAncientGreeceSmall groupof militaryofficers takeovergovernmentFree fair elections,people participate,protect humanrights, rule of lawShahof IranComplete controlover people,enforce strictobedience, littlepersonal freedom,control mediaIranMonarchy &DictatorshipAdolf Hitler,JosephStalin,BenitoMussoliniRepresentative& DirectTo prevent peoplefrom hearing aboutreligions and otherideas that maymake them wantto rebelUS, Canada,Brazil,Argentina,Australia

Political Systems - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. O-No government control, complete chaos
  2. N-Absolute - total power; Const.- power is restricted
  3. G-North Korea
  4. G-Very few rights for the people; cannot elect officials, no say in government
  5. I-+ = Rights protected, - = Slow to get things done
  6. B-Religious leaders are in charge of making decisions
  7. N-Abs. monarchy is total power by king, democracy is power by the people
  8. B-Church and state are both run by the church
  9. O-Government that recognizes God as ultimate authority
  10. N-Absolute Monarchies: Saudi Arabia, Oman
  11. I-People have power, laws require majority, free to criticize, reps listen to people, regular elections
  12. B-Journalists are put in jail for unfair reasons
  13. N-Constitutional Monarchies: Japan, Sweden Malaysia
  14. I-Ancient Greece
  15. O-Small group of military officers take over government
  16. I-Free fair elections, people participate, protect human rights, rule of law
  17. B-Shah of Iran
  18. G-Complete control over people, enforce strict obedience, little personal freedom, control media
  19. B-Iran
  20. O-Monarchy & Dictatorship
  21. G-Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini
  22. O-Representative & Direct
  23. G-To prevent people from hearing about religions and other ideas that may make them want to rebel
  24. I-US, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Australia