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capitalism an economic system based on private ownership of property and the means of one's capital to make a profit
bureaucracy the nonelected officials who work for a government and carry out its policies
communism a system of economics and government based on state ownership of all resources and property and state control of the means of production. It is generally a totalitarian system of government
confederate government a system of government in which most of the power is held by the member states, leaving the central government relatively weak
constitution the basic set of laws governing the actions of a political body. The US Constitution defines this country's basic system of government and safeguards the rights of the people
democracy a system of government in which all power remains in the hands of the people
dictatorship a system of government in which one person or party holds absolute power
direct democracy form of government in which all citizens participate in the political decision making
fascism a totalitarian system of government under which a dictator maintains rigid control over all aspects of the people's lives
federal government a system of government that divides the power between the central government and its member states
feudalism a political-economic system in the Middle Ages, based on a series of reciprocal relations between lords and vassals
government a system for making and enforcing rules; the organization that carries out public policy decisions
indirect democracy a democratic system of government in which the people elect representatives to make political decisions for them. An indirect democracy can also be called a representative democracy or a republic
laissez-faire form of capitalism that stated that companies and individuals should be left alone to succeed or fail according to their abilities
monarchy a totalitarian system of government in which all power is held by a hereditary ruler, usually a king or queen
nation a geographic area with clearly defined boundaries whose people are united under and independent government
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