To establish the rules and principles for governing a country

To regulate economic activities and trade

To determine the official language and currency

To define the boundaries and territories of a nation

Power is concentrated in the hands of a single ruler or a small group

Citizens have the right to vote and participate in decision-making

Government decisions are made without public input or accountability

The military holds the highest authority and controls the government

To regulate and enforce rules for fair and just conduct

To determine the official religion and cultural practices

To manage economic resources and distribute wealth

To establish educational standards and curriculum

Laws should be applied equally to everyone, regardless of status or power

The government has the authority to make and enforce laws without public input

Laws should be complex and difficult to understand, ensuring compliance

The interpretation of laws should be left to the discretion of individual judges

To pay taxes and obey the laws

To actively participate in political processes and decision-making

To follow cultural traditions and customs without question

To support the government's policies and actions unconditionally

Power is shared among various branches of government

Citizens have the freedom to express their opinions and dissent

The government controls all aspects of society, including the economy and media

Elections are held regularly, allowing for the peaceful transfer of power

To interpret and apply laws in specific cases

To create new laws and regulations

To enforce laws and maintain public order

To determine the budget and allocate resources for government programs

Power is centralized in a single national government

States or regions have their own governments and laws

The military has the highest authority and controls the government

All decisions are made by a single ruling party

To establish the basic principles and structure of the legal system

To regulate economic activities and trade

To determine the official language and currency

To define the boundaries and territories of a nation

Power is inherited through a royal family

Citizens have the right to vote and elect their leaders

Government decisions are made by a council of elders

The military holds the highest authority and controls the government

To interpret the constitution and resolve legal disputes

To regulate economic activities and trade

To determine the official language and currency

To define the boundaries and territories of a nation

Power is centralized in a single national government

States or regions have their own governments and laws

The military has the highest authority and controls the government

All decisions are made by a single ruling party

To create and pass laws

To interpret and apply laws in specific cases

To enforce laws and maintain public order

To determine the budget and allocate resources for government programs

Power is concentrated in the hands of a single ruler or a small group

Citizens have the right to vote and participate in decision-making

Government decisions are made through public consultation and consensus

The military holds the highest authority and controls the government

To establish the rules and principles for governing a country

To regulate economic activities and trade

To determine the official language and currency

To define the boundaries and territories of a nation