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Communism- a system in which all economic and social activity is controlled by a totalitarian state. And is dominated by a single political party.

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Communism- a system in which all economic and social activity is controlled by a totalitarian state. And is dominated by a single
political party.

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Autocracy- government in which only one person has power over others.

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Monarchy- supreme power that is
held by a single person.

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Limited Government - Type of government where its functions and powers are prescribed and restricted by the law.

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State- People who are politically unified by occupying a definite territory

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Oligarchy- A form of government where all power is invested in a few people or invested in
a dominant class.

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Constitution- This is the document containing the fundamental principles to which a nation, state, corporation, is governed.

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Democracy- A government system controlled by an organization or group by majority of its members.

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Confederacy- A combination of people, states, alliance; league. Formed for an explicit
purpose.

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Capitalism- An economic and political system where a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.

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A similarity that oligarchy and democracy have is that only certain people have control over power in each. A difference is that democracy is controlled by members. Oligarchy is only in a few people in dominant classes.

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A similarity that monarchy and autocracy have in common is that only one person have power in both of them. A difference between them is that autocracy only have power over others, monarchy has supreme power, as in over multiple things.

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