In the United Kingdom, voters elect the House of Commons. In North Korea, ruling leaders face no real public choice. Which government type gives citizens more political power?

Germany has competitive party elections, while China’s Communist Party controls national leadership. Which government type gives citizens broader participation?

Saudi Arabia’s king inherits power, while Canada’s voters elect lawmakers in competitive elections. Which government type gives citizens more power?

In Mexico, voters elect the president in a separate vote from the one for Congress. Which type of democracy is this?

A presidential democracy and an absolute monarchy both have national executives. Which system lets citizens choose executive leadership through elections?

A communist one-party state and a multiparty democracy differ in party competition. Which system gives citizens more choice among political parties?

In Germany, citizens vote for the Bundestag, and elected lawmakers choose the chancellor. Which form of government is shown?

In Saudi Arabia, the king inherits the throne and leads the national government. Which form of government is shown?

In India, voters choose representatives from competing parties in regular national elections. Which form of government is shown?

In China, the Communist Party controls national leadership, and rival parties cannot compete to take power. Which form of government is shown?

In Japan, voters elect the Diet, and the Diet chooses the prime minister. Which form of government is shown?

In China, which feature shows autocratic rule?

In Saudi Arabia, which feature limits citizen participation in national lawmaking?

In North Korea, which practice is an autocratic feature?

In Russia, which practice is an autocratic feature?

In Cuba, which feature shows limited political choice?

A democratic government protects free speech. Which action does this right let citizens take?

In a parliamentary democracy such as the United Kingdom, how do voters help decide who becomes prime minister?

In a presidential democracy such as Mexico, how is the president chosen?

In a democracy, citizens who disagree with a new law can legally do which of these?