Why does government compare to America and Britain?

Answer 1

America and Britain's governments are both comparable and incomparable. They are not comparable in such areas as type (democracy vs. monarchy), but they are comparable in that much of America's law system descends from British common law.

Answer 2

The governments of America and Britain can be compared because they are both democratic countries that have a system of separation of powers, with an executive branch, a legislative branch, and a judicial branch. Additionally, both countries have a strong emphasis on individual liberties and rule of law. However, there are also important differences, such as the parliamentary system in Britain vs. the presidential system in America.