1.2 Types of Government Skits

You can use your book and/or your foldable. Complete each of the following items below:

1. Pick one of the forms of Government (the 8 we discussed)

2. Name a leader of your government

3. Name your country

4. How did the leader come in to power?

5. Write about 2 scenarios in your country:

A. -One scenario has to be: The right to speak freely against the government

B. -The other scenario, you make up

i. How would the government react to each scenario?

ii. How might the people act?

6. Create a skit for one of the scenarios

7. Conclude each scenario—meaning there has to be closure to the issue.

You can use your book and/or your foldable. Complete each of the following items below:

1. Pick one of the forms of Government (the 8 we discussed)

2. Name a leader of your government

3. Name your country

4. How did the leader come in to power?

5. Write about 2 scenarios in your country:

A. -One scenario has to be: The right to speak freely against the government

B. -The other scenario, you make up

i. How would the government react to each scenario?

ii. How might the people act?

6. Create a skit for one of the scenarios

7. Conclude each scenario—meaning there has to be closure to the issue.

You can use your book and/or your foldable. Complete each of the following items below:

1. Pick one of the forms of Government (the 8 we discussed)

2. Name a leader of your government

3. Name your country

4. How did the leader come in to power?

5. Write about 2 scenarios in your country:

A. -One scenario has to be: The right to speak freely against the government

B. -The other scenario, you make up

i. How would the government react to each scenario?

ii. How might the people act?

6. Create a skit for one of the scenarios

7. Conclude each scenario—meaning there has to be closure to the issue.

You can use your book and/or your foldable. Complete each of the following items below:

1. Pick one of the forms of Government (the 8 we discussed)

2. Name a leader of your government

3. Name your country

4. How did the leader come in to power?

5. Write about 2 scenarios in your country:

A. -One scenario has to be: The right to speak freely against the government

B. -The other scenario, you make up

i. How would the government react to each scenario?

ii. How might the people act?

6. Create a skit for one of the scenarios

7. Conclude each scenario—meaning there has to be closure to the issue.