'How democratic' presentation slideshows

Comparative Politics of Developing Nations

Comparative Politics of Developing Nations Week 3 (October 16) Roadmap: Colonialism Reaction papers Exams format Final papers Readings next week (update) Current events (Grameen Bank) Pictures I. Colonialism (Clapham & Isbister readings) Colonialism: End: economic Means: technology

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Democracy & Dictatorship

Democracy & Dictatorship. Which is the odd one out and why?. A. C. D. B. Answer = A. Only leader of a democratic country (elected leader). Other leaders are dictators. A. C. B. D. Answer = C. People are often tortured or killed for criticising the government in a dictatorship.

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The Constitution and the Founding

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The Constitution and the Founding

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9/6/13 BR: What are some ways people can change things? (remember to hand in your bellringers !)

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Is It Easy To Be Young?

Is It Easy To Be Young?. ?????? ??????????? ???????? 10? ?????? ????????.?????? ?.?????? ?. ??? ??? ? 3 ?.???????. We discuss. What is Hot with young generation? How do teens express their individuality? Why do teens choose a subculture?

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U2 LG1

U2 LG1. Compare how democratic, dictatorship, monarchy, republic, theocracy and totalitarian governments operate and compare voting patterns in various types of governments. Compare how people gain power, how long they lead, and how the power is divided in each system of government.

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Success Criteria

Compare how people gain power, how long they lead, and how the power is divided in each system of government. Analyze voting patterns and infer what those patterns may mean. U2 LG1. Success Criteria.

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