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Comparison of Citizens' Rights in Different Governments

Learn about government systems in Great Britain, Germany, and Russia, including forms of government, citizen participation, and styles of democracy. Understand the rights of citizens in various government structures.

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Comparison of Citizens' Rights in Different Governments

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  1. GOVERNMENTSystems ChartGetoutyour “MiddleSchool Guide toEuropeanGovernmentSystems” booklet and turntothelast page.

  2. Look ontheleftwhereitsays “Government and Power” Look onthe top whereitsays ‘Great Britain”. Great Britain has a UNITARY form of government and power.

  3. Look ontheleftwhereitsays “Government and Power” Look onthe top whereitsays“Germany”. Germanyhas a FEDERAL form of government and power.

  4. Look ontheleftwhereitsays “Government and Power” Look onthe top whereitsays“Russia”. Russiahas a FEDERAL form of government and power.

  5. Look ontheleftwhereitsays“CitizenParticipation” Look onthe top whereitsays“Great Britain”. Great Britainhas a DEMOCRATIC formof citizenparticipation. (So doesGermany and Russia!)

  6. Look ontheleftwhereitsays “Style of Democracy” Look onthe top whereitsays Great Britain and Germany. Both Great Britain and Germanyhave a PARLIAMENTARY form of government.

  7. Look ontheleftwhereitsays “Style of Democracy” Look onthe top whereitsays “Russia”. Russia has a Presidentialstyle of democracy.

  8. Look ontheleftwhereitsays“Name of Leader” Great Britain has a PRIME MINISTER. Russia has a PRESIDENT. Germany has a CHANCELLOR. (Youmayhavetowrite “chancellor” ifitisn’ttherealready.)

  9. Getout a cleanpiece of paper and turnitsideways so thattheholes are at the top. Acrossthe top, rightundertheholes, writethistitle: ‘Comparison of CitizensRights in DifferentGovernments.”

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