Rhyming words with Democracy (includes new terminologies)

1. Democracy: A system of government in which power is vested in the hands of the people, either directly or through elected representatives, allowing for participation, equality, and freedom of expression.
2. Aristocracy: A form of government where power is held by a privileged class, typically based on hereditary nobility or wealth, often characterized by social hierarchy and elitism.
3. Bureaucracy: A system of government or administration characterized by hierarchical structure, specialized roles, rules, procedures, and a division of labor, often associated with efficiency but sometimes criticized for being slow or inefficient.
4. Plutocracy: A form of government where power is concentrated in the hands of the wealthy or those who own substantial amounts of property, often resulting in the influence of money in politics and policymaking.
5. Autocracy: A system of government where power is vested in a single individual, such as a monarch or dictator, who holds absolute authority over the state, often with little to no checks on their power.
6. Monarchy: A system of government where a single individual, usually a king, queen, emperor, or empress, holds supreme authority and inherits the position through hereditary succession.
7. Theocracy: A form of government where religious institutions or leaders hold political power, and laws are based on religious beliefs or doctrines, resulting in the fusion of state and religion.
8. Oligarchy: A system of government where power is concentrated in the hands of a small group of individuals or families, often based on wealth, social status, or political influence, leading to limited political participation and inequality.
9. Technocracy: A system of government or organizational structure where decision-making authority is based on technical or scientific expertise, with experts or professionals in various fields playing a significant role in governance and policymaking.
10. Hypocrisy: The practice of professing beliefs, virtues, or principles that one does not actually hold or follow, especially when there is a contradiction between one's actions and stated beliefs, often seen as insincerity or deceitfulness.
11. Anarchy: A system of governance characterized by the absence of a central authority or government, often associated with a state of disorder or lawlessness.
12. "Mediacracy" is a term that refers to a system where the media has significant influence or control over societal and political matters. 
13. "Mediocracy" is a system or society characterized by mediocrity or the dominance of mediocre individuals or standards.
14. Ecocracy - A system of governance that prioritizes ecological sustainability and environmental concerns. 
15. Neurocracy - A hypothetical form of government where decisions are made based on neuroscience principles and understanding of the brain. 
16. Datacracy - A system where governance and decision-making are heavily influenced by data analytics and data-driven insights. 
17. Virtualocracy - A form of governance or societal structure primarily existing in virtual or digital spaces, possibly facilitated by virtual reality technology. 
18. Biocracy - A system where decisions and policies are heavily influenced by biological sciences and considerations, particularly in fields such as healthcare and genetics. 
19. Equitocracy - A system focused on promoting equity and fairness in governance, with a strong emphasis on social justice and equal opportunity. 
20. Cosmocracy - A form of global governance or coordination that transcends national borders and emphasizes cooperation and collaboration on a global scale. 
21. Algoracracy - A system where algorithms play a significant role in decision-making processes, often in areas such as resource allocation, education, or employment. 
22. Sustainocracy - A system of governance that prioritizes sustainable development and well-being, integrating economic, social, and environmental considerations into decision-making processes.
23. Kleptocracy: A form of government characterized by corruption and theft of public resources by those in power.
24. Gerontocracy: A system of government where the elderly population holds a disproportionate amount of political power.
25. Geniocracy: A system of government where decision-making power is vested in individuals based on their intelligence or expertise.
26. Corporatocracy: A system where corporations or corporate interests have significant influence over government policies and decision-making processes.
27. Meritocracy: A system where individuals are selected for positions of power or influence based on their abilities, talents, or achievements.
28. Gynarchy: A form of government where women hold the primary positions of political leadership or dominance.
29. Matriarchy: A social system in which women hold primary power and predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, and social privilege.
30. Patriarchy: A social system in which men hold primary power and predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, and social privilege.
31. Kakistocracy: A system of government where the least qualified or most unprincipled individuals are in power.
32. Cryptocracy: A hypothetical form of government where the true rulers or decision-makers operate in secrecy or concealment.
33. Ethnocracy: A system of government where ethnicity is the basis of political power and allocation of resources.
34. Nomocracy: A system of government based on the rule of law, where laws are supreme and applied equally to all citizens.
35. Epistocracy: A system of government where political power is vested in those with the most knowledge or expertise.
36. Synarchy: A system of government where several individuals or groups rule jointly or cooperate in governing.
37. Idiocracy: A society characterized by a lack of intelligence or wisdom in its governance or decision-making processes.
38. Timocracy: A system where political power is proportional to an individual's wealth or property ownership, or one where power is held by those who possess specific virtues or values such as honor or bravery.
39. Mobocracy: Rule or control by a disorderly and often violent crowd, lacking established authority or governance.