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THey aren't the same because one is a democracy and the other is a Monarchy
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How is Canada's provincial government similar to U.S state government?
THey aren't the same because one is a democracy and the other is a Monarchy
Who are the members of provincial Parliament?
The provinces all elect MLA's to their provincial parliaments. These are in similar numbers to State Representatives in USA.
A government that divides the powers of government between the national government and state or provincial governments?
Federal System
What is the state provincial and local government in Egypt's?
presidancy w parliament
Are delegated powers those given to the federal government?
NO powers are delegated to provincial government/state not federal government.
What is the government of the new England states like?
Just like any other state or provincial government
Describe the difference between a territorial government and a state government?
In USA and Canada the first governs a territory, so representatives are appointed by Federal Government. The second has State or Provincial elected representatives.In USA and Canada the first governs a territory, so representatives are appointed by Federal Government. The second has State or Provincial elected representatives.
Who makes the rules about all government lands?
It is primarily the Federal and State/Provincial Government's responsibility to make the laws and rules about government lands.
What term describes a form of government where power in government is split between a national government and several state or provincial governments?
Federal system
Does the US have a provincial court?
No, because the US does not have provinces. They do, however, have state courts, which would be the most similar.
Who summons and prorogues of the state legislature?
whoever is in charge of the provincial government...right now it's Dalton mcguinty
Which type of government would state or provincial governments have the most sovereignty most sovereignty?
State or provincial governments have the most sovereignty in a federal system of government, where power is constitutionally divided between a central authority and regional entities. In such systems, states or provinces have the authority to legislate, govern, and manage local affairs independently, as long as they do not conflict with federal laws. Examples of countries with this type of government include the United States, Canada, and Australia, where state or provincial governments possess significant autonomy.
