Comparative Forms of Government Flashcards
A form of government wherein power is exercised by a limited few or the “So-Called Elite.”
Aristocracy
Governed by elected civilian Officials.
Civil
A form of government that is founded on existing legal.
De Jure
Not founded on constitutional law. It exists in fact, but not in law.
De Facto
A form of government where power or sovereignty is exercised and/or raised in the people.
Democracy
Is a form of government where the power of the state is divided into two, namely:
* National affairs
* Local affairs
Federal
A form of government controlled by military authorities over the harassed state.
Military
A form of government where power is exercised by one person only, usually a King or Queen.
Monarchy
The President serves as the nomial or titular head. The Prime Minister is who runs the affairs of the state.
Parliamentary
A form of government in which the President serves as the state’s Chief executive and is independent of the legislature in terms of tenure acts and policies.
Presidential
A form of government wherein the state is obtained via means of force.
Revolutionary