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Which terms cannot be used to describe governmental system?
Terms like "anarchy" and "autocracy" cannot be used to describe a governmental system in a neutral sense, as they imply specific forms of governance rather than a general classification. Additionally, "chaos" and "dictatorship" suggest a lack of order or oppressive rule, respectively, rather than a structured governmental framework. These terms reflect specific conditions or ideologies rather than the broader spectrum of government types.
What terms can describe the American governmental system?
Most of the time, the American democratic republic system of government is a modification of the golden rule: "who ever has the gold makes the rules". The money needed to get elected, the effect of lobbyists, the power of big companies often rule the government of the USA and money does impact how people are elected and how the USA is run.
The first dominant form of this American governmental arrangement was called?
The first dominant form of American governmental arrangement was called federalism. This system divides power between a central government and individual state governments.
What is the system used to describe wire sizes?
In North America the system used is AWG. American Wire Gauge.
The people themselves rather than representatives make governmental policies and laws?
Direct democracy is the term used to describe a system where individuals themselves make governmental policies rather than representatives. Representative democracy is where people elect representatives to make those decisions.
Who is the head of parliamentary governmental system?
The king
Can you describe the three basic elements of the American healthcare system provider government and insurer?
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Why were Solon's reforms not completely in appeasing the aristocracy and the people?
Athenian democracy has influenced many democratic governments in world history, including the American governmental system
How are laws passed in an Oligarchy?
"Oligarchy" isn't a form of government, it's mostly used as an epithet to describe a degenerated, corrupt version of another governmental system. As such, there are many ways laws can be passed.
How are an oligarchy's laws passed?
"Oligarchy" isn't a form of government, it's mostly used as an epithet to describe a degenerated, corrupt version of another governmental system. As such, there are many ways laws can be passed.
The Constitution is designed to preserve liberty Americans have traditionally distrusted their perception of big government and the American system puts a variety of limits on governmental authority?
This does not constitute a question
What kind of governmental system is found in Zaire?
The System is the Belgian civil law system and tribal law
