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Across 4. A SMALL NUMBER OF POWERFUL LEADERS FORM AN UPPER CLASS, WHICH RULES IN ITS OWN SELF-INTEREST 6. RULER SEIZES POWER, KEEPS POWER BY FORCE, AND RESTRICTS OPPOSITION TO REGIME; NO RESTRICITIONS ON THE RULER'S POWER 8. LACK OF GOVERNMENT 11. INTEREST GROUPS COMPETE IN THE POLITICAL ARENA, WHICH PROMOTING ITS POLICY PREFERENCES THROUGH ORGANIZED EFFORTS. CONFLICT AMONG GROUPS MAY RESULT, REQUIRING BARGAINING AND COMPROMISE 12. RULE BY THE PEOPLE 13. CITIZENS CHOOSE OFFICIALS WHO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT PUBLIC POLICY. THIS IS THE SYSTEM IN PLACE IN MOST "DEMOCRATIC" NATIONS 14. RULER GAINS POWER THROUGH INHEIRTANCE; THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS ON THE RULER'S POWER 15. A small group of people has all the power; Greek word that means "rule by a few"

Down 1. THE HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE AND STANDARDIZED PROCEDURES OF MODERN GOVERNMENTS ALLOW BUEREAUCRATS, WHO CARRY OUT THE DAY-TO-DAY WORKINHGS OF GOVERNMENT, TO HOLD THE REAL POWER OVER PUBLIC POLICY 2. THIS THEORY IS WHERE THE GOVERNMENT DEPENDS ON THE CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED, WHICH MAY BE GIVEN DIRECTLY OR THROUGH REPRESENTATIVES OFTEN REFERRED TO AS TRADITIONAL GOVERNMENT BECAUSE IT EMPHASIZES CITIZEN PARTICIPATION 3. RULER GAINS POWER THROUGH INHERITANCE; FORMAL RESTRICTIONS LIIMIT POWER, OFTEN RESTRICTING THE MONARCH TO CEREMONIAL STATUS 5. CITIZENS MEET AND MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES 7. DEMOCRACY IS ASYSTEM OF MANY GROUPS HAVING SO MUCH STRENGTH THAT GOVERNMENT IS OFTEN "PULLED" IN NUMEROUS DIRECTIONS AT THE SAME TIME, CAUSING GRIDLOCK AND INEFFECTIVENESS 9. RULE BY THE ELITE, USUALLY DETERMINED BY SOCIAL STATUS OR WEALTH 10. RULE BY RELIGIOUS LEADER