Monarchy, oligarchy, democracy and republic: who holds power

Grade 6 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Which of the two, the United States or the United Kingdom, has a king or queen as head of state, Tala asks?

    • The United Kingdom
    • Both of them
    • Neither of them
    • The United States
  2. What do the two chains for the United States and the United Kingdom share, Zee asks?

    • Elected lawmakers pass the laws
    • A king or queen passes the laws
    • The consuls pass the laws
    • The Senate alone passes the laws
  3. Which part of Rome's government controlled the treasury, by Bo's chain?

    • A king
    • The Senate
    • The consuls
    • The people
  4. A viewer watches only Rome's consuls. Which form of government would Rome seem to have, by Esme's chain?

    Use the picture in question 3.

    • An oligarchy: rule by a few
    • A theocracy: rule by religious leaders
    • A democracy: rule by the many
    • A monarchy: rule by one
  5. A viewer watches only the Roman people who approved or rejected laws. Which form would Rome seem to have, by Jun's chain?

    Use the picture in question 3.

    • A theocracy: rule by religious leaders
    • An oligarchy: rule by a few
    • A democracy: rule by the many
    • A monarchy: rule by one
  6. Why did Polybius find Rome's government hard to label, Kira asks?

    Use the picture in question 3.

    • Rome had no government at that time
    • The consuls held the power at that time
    • The people held no power at that time
    • Three parts shared power, each like a different form
  7. Which sentence about a republic and a constitutional monarchy is careful, Luz asks?

    • A monarchy cannot have an elected body
    • Both forms can have elected lawmakers
    • A republic has no leaders
    • A monarchy is better than a republic
  8. Does the United Kingdom's king or queen make the laws, by Milo's chain?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • No: an elected Parliament passes them
    • No: the Senate passes them
    • Yes: the monarch passes them alone
    • Yes: the consuls pass them
  9. Noah's note says, "The United States has a king as head of state." Which fix is right?

    • Change it: a President serves a four-year term
    • Change United States to Rome's republic
    • Leave it: the crown passes to a child
    • Change king to consul
  10. Ren's note says, "In Rome's republic only one person held power." Which fix is right?

    • Change it: three parts shared power
    • Change it: the people held it alone
    • Leave it: the consuls held it alone
    • Change Rome to Babylon
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Monarchy, oligarchy, democracy and republic: who holds power

Answer Key - Grade 6 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.

  1. Which of the two, the United States or the United Kingdom, has a king or queen as head of state, Tala asks?

    • The United Kingdom
    • Both of them
    • Neither of them
    • The United States
  2. What do the two chains for the United States and the United Kingdom share, Zee asks?

    • Elected lawmakers pass the laws
    • A king or queen passes the laws
    • The consuls pass the laws
    • The Senate alone passes the laws
  3. Which part of Rome's government controlled the treasury, by Bo's chain?

    • A king
    • The Senate
    • The consuls
    • The people
  4. A viewer watches only Rome's consuls. Which form of government would Rome seem to have, by Esme's chain?

    Use the picture in question 3.

    • An oligarchy: rule by a few
    • A theocracy: rule by religious leaders
    • A democracy: rule by the many
    • A monarchy: rule by one
  5. A viewer watches only the Roman people who approved or rejected laws. Which form would Rome seem to have, by Jun's chain?

    Use the picture in question 3.

    • A theocracy: rule by religious leaders
    • An oligarchy: rule by a few
    • A democracy: rule by the many
    • A monarchy: rule by one
  6. Why did Polybius find Rome's government hard to label, Kira asks?

    Use the picture in question 3.

    • Rome had no government at that time
    • The consuls held the power at that time
    • The people held no power at that time
    • Three parts shared power, each like a different form
  7. Which sentence about a republic and a constitutional monarchy is careful, Luz asks?

    • A monarchy cannot have an elected body
    • Both forms can have elected lawmakers
    • A republic has no leaders
    • A monarchy is better than a republic
  8. Does the United Kingdom's king or queen make the laws, by Milo's chain?

    Use the picture in question 7.

    • No: an elected Parliament passes them
    • No: the Senate passes them
    • Yes: the monarch passes them alone
    • Yes: the consuls pass them
  9. Noah's note says, "The United States has a king as head of state." Which fix is right?

    • Change it: a President serves a four-year term
    • Change United States to Rome's republic
    • Leave it: the crown passes to a child
    • Change king to consul
  10. Ren's note says, "In Rome's republic only one person held power." Which fix is right?

    • Change it: three parts shared power
    • Change it: the people held it alone
    • Leave it: the consuls held it alone
    • Change Rome to Babylon