Question

_____ is a type of government in which those in leadership have little or no power over the general population.

Communism
Pluralism
Anarchism
Totalitarianism

Answer 1

"Anarchism" is a type of government in which those in leadership have little or no power over the general population.

Anarchism refers to a type of government with no decision hierarchy, rather choices are made at a straightforwardly fair level: laws are made by nationals alone, despite the fact that they might be upheld by organizations that are not freely controlled.

Anarchy is absence of a central government, as there is nobody perceived administering specialist; in political agitation there is no powerful government (instead of an "incapable government") and each (tough) individual has total freedom.

Answer 2

The correct answer should be Anarchism.

In an anarchy, there are almost no laws and the general population chooses what to do or not to do based on how they see fit.