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Upon which country's system of government is Canada's government modeled today?
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Japanese government was modeled after the system?
Korea
What countries system of government is Canada's government modeled today?
Britain.
What system is the Canadian government modeled on?
TheCanadian government is modeled on the "Westminster" structure of government. Google Westminster structure for more information.This is what it is like.
What type of legal system does Brazil have?
The Brazilian Legal System is, by and large, modeled on the Civil Law System of Portugal, which in turn was modeled on the Napoleonic Code from France.
What country did Virginia model its government after?
The Virginia Colony modeled its government after the government of England. It had a House of Burgesses modeled after the House of Commons. It had a House of Lords modeled after the House of Lords. And it had a Governor modeled after the King. Problems arose when the intolerable acts of King George III replaced colonial governments with dictatorships.
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Did the US force democracy on canada?
No. Absolutely not. Canada gained its Independence from Great Britain 91 years after the American Revolution. They Instituted a Parliamentary system modeled after the UK rather than the American system of government, which is still in use today. They have always been a democratic nation and the United States has little to do with the history of the political system in Canada.
Which delegate favored republicanism rather than the constitution modeled after the British system?
James Madison
What operating system did the maker of Linux copy?
Linux is not an exact copy of any previous operating system. It is modeled after various Unix and Unix-like systems.
What system central government weakest?
Confederate government
Canadas type of government?
Officially it is a Westminster style federal parliamentary democracy within a constitutional monarchy but we have no active role for any Queen or acting Royal or any of their agents. We would update that description but it would be too controversial, too difficult and would require consulting the people and that isn't going to happen.
A system of government by groups or officals?
A system of government by groups or officals?
