In the USA, the President is both the head of state and the head of government. In a constitutional monarchy, such as Canada, the Queen, when she is actually in Canada, and otherwise the Queen's representative, the Governor General, is the head of state. The position is generally a ceremonial one. It is a non-political position. The office holder is deemed to be "above politics." In Canada, the prime minister is the head of government.
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It would depend on the type of government of the state.The president or a dictator of some kind
The Pope is the head of the Church and there are bishops for each state. For example, my state has two Arch Bishops.
Such is his function as head of state for the US.
None. The preamble is just a statement about the constitution and what it should do.
Considering that Canada is a democratic, parliamentary, constitutional monarchy, The Queen, who acts as the head of state in Canada would be an example.
Any country where the head of state is elected by popular vote, by definition can not have a heridetary head of state.An example of one such Country would be Eire, whoes current (2014) head of state is president Michael D. Higgins.There are many other countries with elected heads of state.Countries with an hereditary head of state are either Monarchies (eg Great Britian) or dictatorships (eg North Korea).
NO it is not. The Governor of a State is the head of the EXECUTIVE branch.It is therefore an example of EXECUTIVE POWER.
The head of a state government is the governor.
Who is NZ's head of state?
who is the head of state in pakistan
The United Kingdom has one. They have a monarch and they have a democratically elected parliament. The monarch is the head of state. The prime minister is the head of government.
Chief of state is the head of government, like a traditional king. The President plays that role when he entertains foreign heads of state or has summit meetings with them.
The Governor of each state is the head of that state's executive branch.