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What did the Republics president John Jarnecke mean when he said We in the Republic do not need to secede break away from the US because we never ceded it Texas to them the US to start with?
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Why did Russia starve the Ukrainians under Stalin?
Because Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic same Republic as another Soviet Socialist Republics in USSR. All republics were starving.
Why there is no president in UK?
Because it is a constitutional monarchy. Only republics have presidents.
Why is China called People's republic of China?
Actually, China is a republic. A republic is a state governed by the people or their elected representatives. Although China is a one-party Communist authoritarian state, which has what most republics consider to be a repressive government and does not tolerate dissent, it qualifies as a republic because it has a President ( currently Xi Jinping ) rather than a monarch or emperor.
When it come to size of the republic that they hoped to design for the American revolution what did 18th century Americans favored large or small republics?
small republics, because a limited geographic area would contain people who had interests in common.
What does republic?
The word republic derived from the Latin 'res publica' which roughly means 'public affair' and to the Romans it equated to the state because it dealt with public affairs. Roman writers also used this term to indicate the period when Rome was a republic. A dictionary definition may say that a republic is a form of government ruled by elected leaders run according to law and where power resides with the people, rather than leaders who inherit power. This definition is inadequate because in modern times, the majority of republics do not fit into this picture. In practical term, a republic is a system where the government is not headed by a king/queen, or other members of the aristocracy, such as princes (principality) or dukes (duchy). That is all that is required to define a county as a republic. The political regimes of republics vary. A republic can be a democracy, an authoritarian state, a totalitarian state or a Dictatorship. Of the 206 sovereign modern states, 135 are republics. many are or have been authoritarian states. Many of them have had dictatorships. Nazi Germany was a republic. Communist Russia was a republic. China and South Korea are Republics. Most military dictatorships have occurred in republics.
What are the differences between a democracy a republic and a democratic republic?
A republic is a representative democracy, where the people elect representatives to make laws for them. All republics are democracies, and the phrase democratic republic is therefore redundant.Not all democracies are republics, however. A direct democracy, in which the people vote directly on all laws, is not a republic. Direct democracies rarely exist in practice, however, because of the logistic problems with getting everyone to vote on every issue.
What is a example of a republic?
well a example of a republic is like in Rome Julius Caesar was the leader in Rome because everybody wanted him to be or the USA president Obama he is president because we wanted him to be. We voted for him so now he is the president.
Who is the president of the Philippines that called puppet?
Jose P. Laurel He is the president under the Second Republic also known as "puppet republic" because many believe that the powers that the president have is all from the Japanese.
Why do the president take the salute on the republic day for the republic day parade?
because he is the commander in chief of the indian forces
What does republications mean?
A republic is a type of government where the head of state is not a relative monarch, and the people or citizens have a say in their government. This is also known as the republican system.
Why is the president called the president?
A President is called a President because the basic word "president" means the head of state of Republic, head of a company of government office.
Why are not president system in Canada?
Because it is a constitutional monarchy rather than a republic
