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Below is a list of countries. Find out the types of government these countries have:

S. No

Country

Type of Government

1

Bhutan

Monarchy (Constitutional)

2

Nepal

Republic (Democracy)

3

Bangladesh

Democracy

4

South Africa

Democracy

5

Brazil

Democracy

Class 7Social ScienceFrom the Rulers to the Ruled – Types of Government

Verified Answer

  • Explanation: Bhutan (Monarchy - Constitutional): Bhutan has a constitutional monarchy, which means it has a king but the king's powers are limited by a constitution and democratic institutions share power.
  • Nepal (Republic - Democracy): Nepal is a republic and follows democratic rules. It does not have a king and leaders are chosen through elections.
  • Bangladesh (Democracy): Bangladesh is a democratic country where citizens vote to elect their representatives, and the government is responsible to the people.
  • South Africa (Democracy): South Africa has a democratic system with regular elections; the government is formed by elected representatives who make laws on behalf of the people.

Brazil (Democracy): Brazil is a representative democracy where people elect leaders at different levels and those leaders are accountable to voters.