Citizen Participation In Government Autocracy And Democracy
Citizen Participation in GovernmentAutocracy and Democracy
What is Citizen Participation?In each country, the people have different rights to participate in thegovernment. In some countries, any citizen can run for office or vote in elections. In other countries, there are restrictions placed on who can run foroffice and who can vote. There are also countries where NO citizen can vote and there are noelections.
Two Types of GovernmentTypes of Government are based on two key questions:1.Who governs the country?2.What is the citizen participation like?The way a country answers these questions determines itsgovernment type:AutocracyDemocracy
Autocratic Governments: Havea single ruler with unlimited power. Citizenscannot participate in the selection of the ruler or vote onthe country’s laws. Onebenefit – decisions for the country can be made quickly. However the Theneeds of the citizens may be ignored.leader may make poor or selfish decisions that hurt thecitizens.
Autocracy Generally the power to rule the country is inherited (kings/queens) or is taken by military force. There are two main types of autocracies:DictatorshipAbsolute MonarchyThe leader uses force toThe monarch has absolute powerControl the citizens.(no constitution) over the citizens. Example?Hitler
Democratic Governments: The citizens hold the power of the government. Citizens have the opportunity to participate in the government:- All citizens have the opportunity to be a leader.- All citizens have the opportunity to vote for leaders & laws.
Democratic Governments: Thereare two forms of democratic governments:PresidentialParliamentaryBoth are designed to represent and protect the rights of thecitizens
Presidential Democracy Thecitizens vote directly for the leader of the country. Citizensalso vote for members of the legislature, but separately fromthe leader.- The leader of the country does not make the laws.- The legislature does this. Example:United States, Russia, Mexico
Parliamentary Democracy Thecitizens vote for members of the legislature, not directly for theleader. Thelegislature then chooses the country’s leader among itsmembers.- The leader is part of the legislature, so he/she has a hand inmaking laws. Examples: UnitedKingdom, Canada, & Australia
Graphic Organizer What is Citizen Participation? (Explain inyour own words)Citizens have different rights toparticipate in their country’s government.Those rights can be restricted or nonrestricted. What are the two types of Government?1.Autocratic2.Democratic
Explain an Autocratic Form of Government? Single ruler with unlimited power.Citizens can’t participate in selectionof ruler or vote on laws.Citizens may have little to no powerPower to rule is inherited(king/queen) or taken by militaryforce.
Explain a Democratic Form of Government?Citizens hold the power of thegovernment Citizens participate in theirgovernment. Citizens can become leaders. Citizens vote for leaders and laws.
What are the two main types ofautocracies and explain each one? Dictatorship – The leader uses forceto control the citizens Absolute Monarchy – The monarchhas absolute power (no constitution)over the citizens
What are the two forms of democraticgovernments and explain each one?Presidential democracy: Citizens vote directly for the leader of the country. Citizens vote for members of the legislature, butseparately from leader of the country. The leader of the country does not make the lawsit is the legislature that makes the laws. Example countries- US, Russia, Mexico
What are the two forms of democraticgovernments and explain each one?Parliamentary democracy: Citizens vote for members of the legislature Citizens do not directly vote for the leader. Legislature choose the country’s leader among itsmembers of the legislature. The leader is part of legislature so he/she helpmake the laws. Example countries – United Kingdom, Canada,Australia
Summarizer Writethree thingsyou have learnedfrom today’s lesson.( Please be asdetailed as possible)
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Let’s ReviewWhat are the two types of Autocratic governments?DictatorshipAbsolute MonarchCompare and contrast Autocracy vs. Democracy.Autocracy – one ruler with unlimited power Democracy – Citizens hold the powerWhat are the two types of Democratic governments?PresidentialParliamentaryHow is the leader chosen in a Parliamentary democracy?Legislature chooses the country’s leader among its members. The leader is part oflegislatureDo the citizens get to choose the leader in a Parliamentary democracy?No, citizens vote for members of the legislatureHow is the leader chosen in a Presidential democracy?Citizens vote for the leader of the country
Government Mascots Createa mascot that will represent your group’s vocabularyword “Can be a real OR made up thing!” Draw Beand color your mascot on the paper providedsure to give your mascot a creative name. Writedown at least 3 reasons why/how your mascotrepresents your group’s vocabulary word.
Autocratic GovernmentsExplain an Autocratic form ofgovernment? Single ruler with unlimited power.Citizens can’t participate in selection ofruler or vote on laws.Citizens may have little to no powerPower to rule is inherited (king/queen) ortaken by military force.What are the two main types ofautocracies and explain each one? Dictatorship – The leader usesforce to control the citizens Absolute Monarchy – The monarchhas absolute power (noconstitution) over the citizensDemocratic GovernmentsExplain a Democratic form of government? Citizens hold the power of the governmentCitizens participate in their government.Citizens can become leaders.Citizens vote for leaders and laws.What are the two forms of democratic governments andexplain each one?Presidential democracy: Citizens vote directly for the leader of the country. Citizens vote for members of the legislature, but separately fromleader of the country. The leader of the country does not make the laws it is thelegislature that makes the laws. Example countries- US, Russia, MexicoParliamentary democracy: Citizens vote for members of the legislature Citizens do not directly vote for the leader. Legislature choose the country’s leader among its members of thelegislature. The leader is part of legislature so he/she help make the laws. Example countries – United Kingdom, Canada, Australia
Compare and contrast Autocracy vs. Democracy. Autocracy –one ruler with unlimited power Democracy –Citizens hold the power What are the two types of Democratic governments? Presidential Parliamentary How is the leader chosen in a Parliamentary democracy? Legislature chooses the country’s leader among its members. The leader is part of
Autocracy Oligarchy Democracy . Autocracy Government in which the power to govern is held by one person. Generally the power to rule is inherited or held by military force. There are three types of an Autocracy: Dictatorship Absolute Monarchy
2016). Polity IV provides an annual measure of democracy and autocracy for 167 countries from 1800 to 2015. The Democracy and Autocracy scores for each country both range from 0 to 10. From these two measures, a Polity Score is constructed for each country. The Polity Score is calculated as the Democracy Score minus the Autocracy Score.
2. Self-Assessment and Planning Tool: assess past citizen participation and consultation activities and create citizen participation and consultation priorities and goals 3. Citizen Participation and Consultation Activities: potential methods or approaches grantees can use to support outreach to the public and stakeholders 4.
Performance Report, Citizen Participation Plan as required by HUD. Objectives of the Citizen Participation Plan . The CPP includes the following objectives and describes how each will be met to ensure federal regulatory compliance. Encourage citizen participation by providing residents with adequate information concerning:
Encouraging Citizen Participation In order to facilitate citizen participation requirements and to maximize citizen interaction in the development of the Consolidated Plan, substantial amendments to the Consolidated Plan and/or the annual action plan (AAP) and the performance report (CAPER), the State will take actions necessary to
of citizen participation. Together, these constitutional and legislative provisions avail various platforms for citizen participation in devolved governance. Citizen participation is one of the national values and is also one of the principles of public service as articulated in the Constitution in Articles 10 (2,a) and Article 232 (1).
however, each program will adhere to the citizen participation requirements outlined below. To meet the public participation requirements of the CDBG-DR and CDBG-MIT grants, NCORR commits to the processes described below for citizen participation, complaints, appeals, and the public notice period. 2.0 below
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