Different Forms of Government

This video lecture discusses very briefly the different forms of government. It specifically addresses the question, “What are the forms of government?”.
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[@reptilianbrotherhood1669]

I put this on before putting my phone away for a test and listen with my AirPods I’m pretty sure I passed , thank you

[@omiorahman6283]

Perhaps new form of government may be invented in future. As people are always inventing new ideas

[@zorrow8879]

I found these descriptions to be less scientific and more opinionated than I was expecting.

[@bubbabruh6309]

Yep. And they didn’t even define socialism and communism right.

[@David-gj9qr]

@@bubbabruh6309 they also define those systems as forms of government and not as ecnomic systems Yes they have a lot of government control and influence but they aren't forms of government

[@justreadjohn6_40]

Same

[@theunorthodoxorthodox3328]

Yeah, I guess the Amish are fascist

[@jaewise6198]

Thank you for your perspective. I'm going to look for something else. I like unbiased descriptions

[@darvel6050]

Hello! This video is very informative and clear in terms of explanation and context. I have learned a lot about the main forms of goverment and I recommend this video to anyone else to learn about this topic. Keep the great work up!

[@denysarcuri1213]

Meh. It's okay, but many (including me) would say this is too simplistic and has minor errors.

[@lusaladan]

❤thx for learning us 🎉😊

[@David-gj9qr]

Colonialism doesn't seem to be a form of government and more of an act of changing someone's government or ruling into your own government in a forceful manner. This means that the place that was colonized will be under one of the types of government after being colonized As for communism and socialism those are more economic systems run by the government rather than forms of government. Yes they have lots of government control but that doesn't necessarily mean they are forms of government

[@TeamJella]

Saying colonialism is a form of government would be like saying invasion is a form of government. Just because you take something over doesn't make it a form of government.

[@SecretPersonComment]

Colonialism is more of a policy. Do you agree?

[@pradaj]

It's crazy scary how Demos is properly used for People when it is translated to Demons. Kratos is translated to what's hidden in secrecy. Kratos is the God of what's hidden hence God of War. Being based off Kratos hidden in the woods. Cy= Sea, as in a Sea of abundance, a Sea of light, Sea of Opportunity, etc.

[@labibintisar5123]

nicely discussed

[@jacklineoduor3859]

Thanks for the presenter

[@theromanorder]

Actually in some instances of monarchy and dictatorship theres the "maindate of heaven" and so they can rule but if they fail to bring there country to prosperity or if something happens like they lose a war or a massive natural disaster happens they are deposed and a new ruler is found.. This was done in many countries mostly Asian many years ago

[@RAY-ke7xh]

Thanks alot

[@user-dz4xp1xh7f]

Thanks

[@river.m2010]

Does anyone know what the name of a High Council government is called?

[@americanliberal09]

6:42 Oligarchy is not synonymous with wealth. It just means that only a small group of people that has full control of the government. So, therefore, wealth is not really an essential component of an oligarchy.

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Exactly America need MacDonald n Cola cola For Sure

[@americanliberal09]

@@streetscienceofficial8675 ummm...What?

[@lukasnovak5926]

You're right, in oligarchy it is not an essential component as you said. Although it has some similarities to plutocracy, which is indeed bound to wealth.

[@americanliberal09]

@@lukasnovak5926 Which is just another form of oligarchy. But there are other forms of an oligarchy.

[@paolocarlocayanan2960]

They can intertwine. A country doesn't have single form

[@Midknight1979]

govern (guberno) steer/control. -ment (mente) mind/mental.

[@okk2593]

Obviously there are more types

[@gentmisseserlis1862]

I know there are more types but the “woman” said th pe most common types of government, but yes you are right there is more government. Not in this specific detail.🙂

[@denysarcuri1213]

Geez. A LOT of commenters here are unaware of basic facts about governments. Stunning.

[@rudranshagrawal4483]

may you tell me the software name of this whiteboard animation pleaseeeee

[@daniaa.oliva-pena7338]

Great channel, thank you . I was trying to understand Africa and what kind of government organization they have. I asked what is the capital of Africa? The answer was each state is a nation and each nation has a capitol there are 54 states and 54 capitols . Each state has a form of government. Republic, Parliamentary and Monarchy.

[@runnerman1424]

Africa is a continent not a country. The nations are the countries inside the continent of Africa like how the United States of America is apart of the continent North America.

[@daniaa.oliva-pena7338]

@runnerman1424 , also each nation has its own government organization just like here in the U.S , but does every nation also have a monarchy?

[@runnerman1424]

@@daniaa.oliva-pena7338 The nations are all sovereign and are not connected to a central government. Some nations in the continent might be monarchies but they are all separate countries. Also, there isn't 54 capitols in Africa, South Africa and Eswatini have 3 (Pretoria, Cape Town and Bloemfontein) and 2 (Mbabane and Lobamba) respectively.

[@daniaa.oliva-pena7338]

@runnerman1424 , so it's not like the U.S where there is one president and one vice president for the whole U.S.?

[@runnerman1424]

@@daniaa.oliva-pena7338 No.

[@sagittariusa7662]

How to create the ideal form of government. First I look at what it is and is not and I use concepts of logic to entice what should Government concern and what it shouldn't. Should government have a say about the economy. The answer is no. One of the greatest contributions to human history and development is specialization. Having certain humans do certain things. The problem with this is that they become overly reliant and can amass a lot of power. The good quality of specialization is the fact you have better qualified people and work in those areas can be done at the same time as other things, requiring less micro-control. However, the downside is that you have to deal with more people. This is why generally in many cases, people prefer an everything person, even though that it leads to more power in the hands of a person. I can inform you that it is possible to have both without it becoming an issue of too many chefs in the kitchen. Now besides the economy, religion or philosophy and ethics is another quality of society that should be independent and the same is true for education as state-run education is a recipe of making a population easily under the control of the state. What I recommend is having an organized society where you have a government but it only concerns qualities of society deem appropriate for it, which in turn minimizes its tyranny while maximizing its utlities as it should. What should the government have control over? Military is one very common quality that comes to mind, but another is public goods. Public goods are commodities and services in society that are nonprofitable. And lastly, there is the quality of the government that manages issues of contention between people that would not immediately fall under the market, the church or the school, if it makes it easier to understand what the other parts of society pertain to. If we can structure this public sector adequately then we can do something similar for the market, church and school, correct? A properly organized society prevents corruption, increases efficiency and expands prosperity. Each sector of society manages itself of its own accord, although I do believe we do people do intersect these sectors as it concerns our activities and therefore we should be able to freely engage with only enough intrusion deemed necessary to keep track of our actions in preventing ourselves from disturbing the balance between them that guarantees their independence from one another. We shouldn't want to mix market with state unless it was critical for both of them. For this we do need an oversector to help maintain the balance and to be that authority over the whole thing. It can also be involved to be that everything person, but it should be limited to prevent itself from replacing the system outright or undermining its purpose. I call this system of government, Ratiocracy, Rule through Reason.

[@TheNextFiles288]

I would hope that this isnt chatgpt constructed, or your own personal insight. Either way, it's a nicely put analogy of one's thought of government Ps (I can tell it's chatgpt) 😊

[@sagittariusa7662]

@@TheNextFiles288 No, it is actually my own.

[@sagittariusa7662]

@@TheNextFiles288 Noticed you didn't respond back yet. What purpose was there to rile me up, eh? Guarantee my ideas never get adopted? Guarantee humans die out as a species? I hate humans probably as much as you do if not more, but what reason do you have to give on yourself to that extent? Make up this bogus bullshit that I took something from a program far younger than the idea I proposed which I came up with and have documented since 2008. Please explain yourself, if you are going to maintain any trace of dignity or is that asking for too much from the likes of you?

[@fideale]

me studing 1 hour before the text LOL

[@thelowkeyuser]

*test

[@BerserkWolf]

shoutout hatchet

[@maxthelabrador0802]

what are the types of government? There are several types of government systems that exist around the world. Here are some of the most common types: Democracy: In easy laguage it means democracy is a goverment of people avvording to law and regulation. there is a give some fundamnetal rule from goverment. In a democracy, the citizens have the right to participate in decision-making processes, and the government is accountable to the people. Monarchy: A system in which a single person, usually a king or queen, serves as the head of state. In some cases, the monarch has absolute power, while in others, the monarch is a figurehead with limited power, and the government is run by elected officials. Dictatorship: A form of government in which a single person, called a dictator, holds absolute power over the government and its people. In a dictatorship, there is no free speech or democracy, and the people have limited rights. Communism: A political and economic ideology that advocates for a classless society in which all property is owned by the community, and goods and services are distributed based on need. In a communist government, the state controls the means of production and distribution of goods and services. Socialism: A system in which the means of production are owned by the community, and goods and services are distributed based on need. In a socialist government, there is more emphasis on social and economic equality and providing basic needs to all citizens. Federalism: A form of government in which power is divided between a central government and smaller, regional governments. In a federal system, each level of government has its own powers and responsibilities. Republic: A form of government in which power is held by the people, who elect representatives to govern on their behalf. In a republic, there is no monarch, and the people have the right to vote and participate in government......For more visit our site:- www.letsdiskuss.com/

[@ssa-irs1571]

Briefcase

[@Shkk]

3:08 Presidents are always the head of State .

[@DrMcCoys_Hypospray]

For our midterm exam tomorrow 😔

[@Chandankumar-qw6hb]

Ten diffrent

[@unrulynut3960]

i only wish there were examples of each but other than that,,,,,nxaaaaa

[@ChemicalXII]

"Republic.".

[@stephaniepierce5460]

u missed 1 its federalism

[@petethompson721]

where is plutocracy

[@whatisthis3484]

ambiguous flatulation 65

[@saturnknight4573]

Wouldnt Anarchy not count? Anarchy is the state of no law and order. Meaning it isnt really a government but more of a state of being.

[@HNCS2006]

Did you... just say.... "Face-ism"? 🤦‍♀️

[@SanjayVerma-uy2nc]

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[@terencetizirai125]

A few misleading statements. There is a difference between a Dictator and a Tyrant. You used both descriptions to describe a dictatorship. The way you cleaned up Colonialism and made it seem like just another government when it is more brutal than Totalitarian

[@NooR-zp5lf]

You have not discussed one of the most famous forms of government which is Capitalism 👀

[@rafaeljuniorsierra-9708]

I could not help but notice that the list of types of government is lacking on one more type, and to me a very "CRUCIAL" one. Something ancient Rome may have invented or strived for before adopting the Greek Democratic model of so much fame. A Republic based by the people for the people based on "TRUTH" a "VERACRATIA!" Why has this been overlooked. Raised in a home where my father demanded nothing less than this I could not help but notice while many parents do practice this at home nobody actually endeavors to encourage this for our own governments. Why? Is this way to challenging? Or is not about time that this be brought forth. I think it is time. In Democratic the people are given voice. But based on what? Our selfish passions or wants over our necessities. Or our faulty concepts of what right or wrong, sometimes based on what others have decided for us. Or on some brainwashed scheme also imposed on our minds like racism, fascism, communism by Karl Marx, or Darwinism. Come on WAKE UP! The "VALE IS TORN AT CALVARY" from over ALL our eyes and minds. It ALL begins at home, that's why family is so precious. When your foundation is based on a firm solid foundation. The endurance of said foundation is that much stronger.

[@UFEDUC3]

This text to speech thing is annoying lol. If it's not tts, whoever it is annoys the piss out of me lol. Saying monarch "Monach" lolol

[@pinoyboats]

I suggest you go to school again and learn what Anarchy is,. that, or just look on youtube and figure out for yourself. What you said is the "American" definition of Anarchy, not what it really is.

[@PHILOnotes]

okay, thank you

[@river.m2010]

@@PHILOnotes he shouldn’t be so rude to you. Good job on being the bigger person!

[@coolfool_roblox1460]

If you know so much why you watching this video?? 🤔

[@ali_alami]

@@river.m2010 nothing he said was rude also facts don't care about ur feeling

[@ali_alami]

​@@coolfool_roblox1460 probably cuz this video is titled "Different Forms of Government" not ""Anarchy definition"

[@BlackBlue-bg8vp]

Wrong

[@jonbathurst953]

lol what a biased video, basically toots the horn of any cucketry then bashes and fails to explain any other type of government.

[@otherguy___4293]

This is pretty biased

[@lindap8535]

This is a terrible way to describe types of government!

[@maxsweater2627]

Why

[@thelaurens1996]

​@@maxsweater2627there are many errors and many of these forms are described in a biased way, that takes away from the core of what they really are. Making it harder for people to actually recognize them in real life.

[@raverdude0021]

Nonsense. There are really just 3 forms: Oligarchies, Republics, and Democracies. 1. Oligarchies which include: Monarchies, Dictatorships, Communism, Socialism, and Theocracies. 2. Republics (no such things as Democratic Republics, that is an oxymoron). 3. Democracies.

[@sagn1962]

Give me an example of a country that is a democracy

[@raverdude0021]

@@sagn1962 There are only 2 examples that are possibly current, Lichtenstein and a couple of Cantons in Switzerland. In every other circumstance including the USA you are dealing with either a Republic or some form of Oligarchy.