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Dela Torre, Michaella A.- BSBA HRM 2-4N Activity #1 Question #1

Activity #1 Question #1
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Politics, Governance, and Citizenship (GEED 20023)

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Polytechnic University of the Philippines BSBA HRM 2-4N GEED 20023 Politics, Governance and Citizenship M 4:30PM-7:30 PM Michaella A. Dela Torre

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What are the principal forms of government ......

  1. As to number of persons exercising sovereign power? a. Monarchy: the sovereign power in monarchy is exercised by a single individual. It is typically a king, queen, emperor, empress. The sovereign is usually inherited and passed down through generations within the family. i. Absolute monarchy- from the word absolute, the King/Queen/Empress/Emperor has no limit and has the absolute power. This are often hereditary monarchies. ii. Limited Monarchy-from the world limited. This means that although the monarchy is kept, it will be checked by judicial and legislative bodies. b. Democracy: the sovereign power in democracy is held by the people as a whole. Citizens have the right to vote and participate in the decision-making processed by the government. i. Direct or pure democracy- it is a form of democracy in which people decides policy initiatives directly. ii. Indirect or representative democracy- comes from the word representative, the people vote for representative who then enact policy initiatives. c. Aristocracy: the sovereign power in democracy is help by a selected few individuals who belongs in to the privileged class
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Dela Torre, Michaella A.- BSBA HRM 2-4N Activity #1 Question #1

Course: Politics, Governance, and Citizenship (GEED 20023)

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University: Polytechnic University of the Philippines

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Polytechnic University of the Philippines
BSBA HRM 2-4N
GEED 20023
Politics, Governance and Citizenship
M 4:30PM-7:30 PM
Michaella A. Dela Torre
BSBA HRM 2-4N
What are the principal forms of government …...
1. As to number of persons exercising sovereign power?
a. Monarchy: the sovereign power in monarchy is exercised by a single individual.
It is typically a king, queen, emperor, empress. The sovereign is usually inherited
and passed down through generations within the family.
i. Absolute monarchy- from the word absolute, the
King/Queen/Empress/Emperor has no limit and has the absolute power.
This are often hereditary monarchies.
ii. Limited Monarchy-from the world limited. This means that although the
monarchy is kept, it will be checked by judicial and legislative bodies.
b. Democracy: the sovereign power in democracy is held by the people as a whole.
Citizens have the right to vote and participate in the decision-making processed
by the government.
i. Direct or pure democracy- it is a form of democracy in which people
decides policy initiatives directly.
ii. Indirect or representative democracy- comes from the word
representative, the people vote for representative who then enact policy
initiatives.
c. Aristocracy: the sovereign power in democracy is help by a selected few
individuals who belongs in to the privileged class

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