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Premium member Presentation Transcript Types of Government - Young Learners-Lower Level: Types of Government - Young Learners-Lower Level adapted for use for educational purposes credit to Mark Damon for gameTypes of Government + Game : Types of Government + Game Objective: Defining different types of governments (i.e., democracy, autocracy, oligarchy, monarchy, and dictatorship).Meet the “archies”!: Meet the “archies”! archy = power (ძალა) demo (people) + cracy = democracy auto (self) + cracy = autocracy olig (a few) + archy = oligarchy mon (one) + archy = monarchy an (without) + archy = anarchyDe/mo/cra/cy: De/m o/c ra/cy დემოკრატია In a democracy, the government is elected by the people. Everyone who is eligible to vote has a chance to have their say over who runs the country. It is different from governments controlled by a few people (oligarchy) or by a single person (dictatorship; monarchy). A democracy is usually has elected representatives (like parliament or congress).Au/to/cra/cy: Au/t o/c ra/cy ავტოკრატიის Government = one person (sometimes violent - ძალადობრივი).O/li/gar/chy: O/li/gar/chy ოლიგარქიიდან Government = a few people.Mo/nar/chy: Mo/nar/chy მონარქია Government = a king or queen. The king or queen's children become king or queen. In a constitutional monarchy, like Great Britain, there is a democratic government (parliament) and a queen.Dic/ta/tor/ship: Dic/ta/tor/ship დიქტატურა Government = one person In a military dictatorship, the army (ჯარი) has the power.An/ar/chy: An/ar/chy ანარქია anarchy = no governmentCa/pi/ta/list: Ca/pi/ta/list კაპიტალიზმის Free-market Capitalist = people can own their own businesses and property. Some capitalist governments also provide their education, health and welfare services.Com/mu/nist: Com/mu/nist კომუნიზმი Government = all property. Government = healthcare, education and welfare.Re/pub/lic: Re/pub/lic რესპუბლიკა Government = no king Usually an elected president.Re/vo/lu/tion/ary: Re/vo/lu/tion/ary რევოლუცია Government = a revolutionTo/tal/i/tar/i/an: To/ta l/i /ta r/i/ an ტოტალიტარული One system (usually only one leader). People = complete control by the government.Ready for a quiz?: Ready for a quiz ? Play Government SquaresPowerPoint Presentation: Goverment Squares A Game of X’s and O’s Mark E. Damon Inspired byPowerPoint Presentation: 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 Maude L.T. Ford Al Beback Paige Turner Skip Roper Carrie Oki Dr. E. Ville Hazel Nutt Pearly White 5 Justin Time Starring:PowerPoint Presentation: 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 Scoreboard X O Click Here if X Wins Click Here if O WinsPowerPoint Presentation: 1 Government = people You can vote.PowerPoint Presentation: 1 Democracy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 2 Government = King or QueenPowerPoint Presentation: 2 Monarchy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 3 Government = one person - no election:( The army keeps control.PowerPoint Presentation: 3 Dictatorship HomePowerPoint Presentation: 4 Government = one person Sometimes the government is violent.PowerPoint Presentation: 4 Autocracy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 5 Government = all propertyPowerPoint Presentation: 5 Communism HomePowerPoint Presentation: 6 No governmentPowerPoint Presentation: 6 Anarchy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 7 Government = revolutionPowerPoint Presentation: 7 Revolutionary HomePowerPoint Presentation: 8 Government = a few peoplePowerPoint Presentation: 8 Oligarchy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 9 A country that has no monarch, but has an elected president or official is a ________.PowerPoint Presentation: 9 Republic HomePowerPoint Presentation: CONGRATULATIONS! X X X X X X X X X X X X CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!PowerPoint Presentation: CONGRATULATIONS! O O O O O O O O O O O O CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!Which government do you want?: Which government do you want? In Georgian or English: 1. Which government do you think is good for people? Why? 2. Which government do you think is bad for people? Why?Create your own government!: Create your own government! - You are going to start your own country! - What government do you want to have? - What rules and laws should your government have? Create 5 laws. - Who will control your country? - Be creative! - Tell the class about your government.Resources: Resources The Democracy Project BBC Types of Government World Population Under Various Governments Types of Governments Dictator for a Day Lesson Plan http://www.discoveryeducation.com/teachers/free-lesson-plans/dictator-for-a-day.cfm You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Types of Government - Lower Level aquaskaya Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 261 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: May 11, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description Types of government and the government square game. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Types of Government - Young Learners-Lower Level: Types of Government - Young Learners-Lower Level adapted for use for educational purposes credit to Mark Damon for gameTypes of Government + Game : Types of Government + Game Objective: Defining different types of governments (i.e., democracy, autocracy, oligarchy, monarchy, and dictatorship).Meet the “archies”!: Meet the “archies”! archy = power (ძალა) demo (people) + cracy = democracy auto (self) + cracy = autocracy olig (a few) + archy = oligarchy mon (one) + archy = monarchy an (without) + archy = anarchyDe/mo/cra/cy: De/m o/c ra/cy დემოკრატია In a democracy, the government is elected by the people. Everyone who is eligible to vote has a chance to have their say over who runs the country. It is different from governments controlled by a few people (oligarchy) or by a single person (dictatorship; monarchy). A democracy is usually has elected representatives (like parliament or congress).Au/to/cra/cy: Au/t o/c ra/cy ავტოკრატიის Government = one person (sometimes violent - ძალადობრივი).O/li/gar/chy: O/li/gar/chy ოლიგარქიიდან Government = a few people.Mo/nar/chy: Mo/nar/chy მონარქია Government = a king or queen. The king or queen's children become king or queen. In a constitutional monarchy, like Great Britain, there is a democratic government (parliament) and a queen.Dic/ta/tor/ship: Dic/ta/tor/ship დიქტატურა Government = one person In a military dictatorship, the army (ჯარი) has the power.An/ar/chy: An/ar/chy ანარქია anarchy = no governmentCa/pi/ta/list: Ca/pi/ta/list კაპიტალიზმის Free-market Capitalist = people can own their own businesses and property. Some capitalist governments also provide their education, health and welfare services.Com/mu/nist: Com/mu/nist კომუნიზმი Government = all property. Government = healthcare, education and welfare.Re/pub/lic: Re/pub/lic რესპუბლიკა Government = no king Usually an elected president.Re/vo/lu/tion/ary: Re/vo/lu/tion/ary რევოლუცია Government = a revolutionTo/tal/i/tar/i/an: To/ta l/i /ta r/i/ an ტოტალიტარული One system (usually only one leader). People = complete control by the government.Ready for a quiz?: Ready for a quiz ? Play Government SquaresPowerPoint Presentation: Goverment Squares A Game of X’s and O’s Mark E. Damon Inspired byPowerPoint Presentation: 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 Maude L.T. Ford Al Beback Paige Turner Skip Roper Carrie Oki Dr. E. Ville Hazel Nutt Pearly White 5 Justin Time Starring:PowerPoint Presentation: 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 Scoreboard X O Click Here if X Wins Click Here if O WinsPowerPoint Presentation: 1 Government = people You can vote.PowerPoint Presentation: 1 Democracy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 2 Government = King or QueenPowerPoint Presentation: 2 Monarchy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 3 Government = one person - no election:( The army keeps control.PowerPoint Presentation: 3 Dictatorship HomePowerPoint Presentation: 4 Government = one person Sometimes the government is violent.PowerPoint Presentation: 4 Autocracy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 5 Government = all propertyPowerPoint Presentation: 5 Communism HomePowerPoint Presentation: 6 No governmentPowerPoint Presentation: 6 Anarchy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 7 Government = revolutionPowerPoint Presentation: 7 Revolutionary HomePowerPoint Presentation: 8 Government = a few peoplePowerPoint Presentation: 8 Oligarchy HomePowerPoint Presentation: 9 A country that has no monarch, but has an elected president or official is a ________.PowerPoint Presentation: 9 Republic HomePowerPoint Presentation: CONGRATULATIONS! X X X X X X X X X X X X CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!PowerPoint Presentation: CONGRATULATIONS! O O O O O O O O O O O O CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!Which government do you want?: Which government do you want? In Georgian or English: 1. Which government do you think is good for people? Why? 2. Which government do you think is bad for people? Why?Create your own government!: Create your own government! - You are going to start your own country! - What government do you want to have? - What rules and laws should your government have? Create 5 laws. - Who will control your country? - Be creative! - Tell the class about your government.Resources: Resources The Democracy Project BBC Types of Government World Population Under Various Governments Types of Governments Dictator for a Day Lesson Plan http://www.discoveryeducation.com/teachers/free-lesson-plans/dictator-for-a-day.cfm