How is Canada's government different from the US government?

Answer 1

Canada has a parliamentary system of government, while the US has a presidential system.

Canada is a confederation where the provinces individually have more power than do the states in the federation that is the United States

One key difference is that US directly elects its president, while in Canada the Prime Minister is merely the leader of the party that obtains the most votes.

Answer 2

They both have leaders chosen by the voters, have a written constitution, have a supreme court, 3 branches of government, and each have a Bill of Rights.

Answer 3

simularities...1. canada has a monarchy, and they depend on their elected reps.

differences 1. usa is a presidential democracy and canada has a monarchy and usa does not

Answer 4

There is both a House of Representatives and the Supreme Court.

Answer 5

yes

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No. They are both democratic but that is about it. The less you know about the systems the more similar they appear.

Answer 6

Both are democratic, but the similarities start to end there. The less you know about the systems the more similar they appear.

Answer 7

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