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How did the party system in Frances third republic differ from the British party system?
The party system in France's Third Republic (1870-1940) was characterized by a multiparty framework with numerous political factions, often leading to coalition governments and political instability. In contrast, the British party system was more stable, dominated primarily by two major parties: the Conservatives and the Liberals (later the Labour Party). This two-party system allowed for clearer electoral choices and more consistent governance in Britain, while France's fragmented political landscape resulted in frequent changes in government and a higher degree of political polarization.
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How does the Australian system of government differ from the People's Republic of China?
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When was Trinity Mother Frances Health System created?
Trinity Mother Frances Health System was created in 1937.
What is the Frances's economic system?
The modern day French Republic is a free market economy. That being said France does have state owned enterprises which include its postal agency and SNCF Rail.
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What is the government in Afghanistan right now?
i believe Afghanistan's government is an Islamic Republic.
Why do countries like Australia have prime ministers not presidents?
Australia is a constitutional monarchy, not a republic. When its government was first set up, it followed the British Westminster system.
What refers to a government in which a system of representation operates?
No. A government in which a system of representation operates is referred to as a republic. The United States is an example of a republic.
What is the political system of Ireland?
Westminster system and parliamentary republic.
