The right to exercise authority
privileged citizens or the upper class, often with inherited ruling titles
rule by the people; originally an Aristotlelian term that meaning a poorly "people-run" government
hereditary rule by one person alone; usually a king, queen, or emperor
morality principle or ideal of what is right and wrong
1. aristocracy
2. democracy 3. jurisdiction 4. monarchy 5. morality
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