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They are both democracies.
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Why can the US and great Britain be described as democracies?
Because they are ruled by governments that can be voted out.
What effect did the revolutions in great Britain and the US have on the french governments?
the french monarchy felt threatened
What were the reasons that the United states and great Britain have retained such strong ties with each other?
In general, the US and Great Britain share language and the basis of their governments.
Is Great Britain Pounds the same as US Dollars?
yes
The us is very different from its allies great Britain and Canada most specifically with regard to the governments role in?
medical services
What if your reading material points out that the US is very different from its allies great Britain and Canada most specifically with regard to the governments role in?
medical services
Your reading material points out the US is very different from its allies great Britain and Canada most specifically with regard to the governments role in?
medical services
What three power met at the Potsdam conference?
The US, Soviet Union, and Great Britain
How is the US and Mexican government the same?
They both have states and governments. - Mason The Great quoted this quote in the early 1580's.
The war of 1812 was between the US and who?
United states and Great Britain
Who us the leader of soverignty in the US?
The President is the Head of State of the United States of America, and fills the same symbolic position that the Queen of Great Britain fills for Great Britain. In addition, the President is the chief executive officer of the government, filling the functional position filled in great Britain by the Prime Minister.
What precedent did Madison set as president?
With the support of Great Britain, US President Monroe set forth a policy that no more European colonies could be established in the Western Hemisphere. The Monroe Doctrine came in handy for future US governments to use as needed. The doctrine also protect Great Britain's hold on Canada.
