A president is elected by the people and doe not posess absolute political authority. Also, the president changes every 4 or 8 years. This contributor has made a valid point. To add a bit more, it is assumed that the "president" has indeed been truly an elected one by the citizens. I only mention this as sometimes in a dictatorial nation, the office of president can be a dictator, or lend the office to absolute authority.
How is life in the United States with a king or queen different from a life in the United States with a president
Yes, different countries have different ones.
Not at all. A sovereign is a king. The constitution prevents a president from being a king because the government powers are divided between branches.
You don't have to, because you only use that if you are a foreigner and if you are being presented to a king. The president is not a king but a representative of the U.S.A
George Washington was the President. he turned down the offer to make him king because he knew that him being a king would be against the ideals of a republic or democracy.
There are different titles for different leaders including the prime minister, king or queen, or president.
There are many citizens who believe Obama is trying to be a king, but the truth is, he is just being a president with the amount of time he is able to be in office.
England has never had a president. It is a monarchy, so it has a King or a Queen. So unless they change their system to being a republic, there will never be a president in England.
Answer the quiz with answer that include you being king or president when you make an account
Cambodia does not have a president, it has a king. Its king is Norodom Sihamoni.
A king is not elected, a president is. The king believes he is put on the throne by God while a president is there because the citizens of his/her country choose him/her. The king has unlimited power while a president doesn't.
The UAE does not have a king, it has a president.