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Which best explains how executive power works in the French Republic?
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The President and The Government have different powers.
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Who ruled France from 1794-1799?
The National Convention held power during the first years of the Republic, after which executive power was held by the French Directory - a body of 5 Directors - from November 1795 to November 1799.
How did the government respond to the French revolution?
The king and his family tried to flee France but were captured.
What were the results of the French Revolution?
The end of aristocracy and the beginning of the French republic. Decreased power of the church. It ended the absolute Monarchy in France. The Regicide of King Louis XVI. The rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. War between France and Prussia
What was the name of the group led by Robespierre who held executive power?
The Committee of Public Safety.
What powers does each branch have?
the executive branch has the power to attack the prime minister of Uzbekistan. The legislative branch has the power to give the prime minister of Isreal a dis honarable discharge and strip him of his rank in the government
Which best explains how Executive power works in French Republic?
The President and The Government have different powers.
what best explains how executive power works in the French Republic?
The President and The Government have different powers.
Who ruled France from 1794-1799?
The National Convention held power during the first years of the Republic, after which executive power was held by the French Directory - a body of 5 Directors - from November 1795 to November 1799.
LWho is Mexicos queen?
None. Mexico is a federal republic with a president as executive power.
How much power does the president of mexico have?
He is the head of state and head of government; he is also the supreme commander of the armed forces. He is the executive power from a federal presidential republic, so he does not have unlimited power.
What events strengthened the french monarchy?
By transferring executive power from his Barons to handpicked civil servants of his own.
What type government does kazakhstan have?
Presidential republic
What best explains the role of a dictator during the Roman Republic?
The dictator ruled with almost absolute power for six months during times of war.
What is the form of government in France?
The Government of France is a semi-presidential system. France declares itself "an indivisible, secular, democratic and social republic" it is called a French Constitution of the 5th Republic. The Fifth Republic is the fifth and current republican constitution of France, which was introduced on 4 October 1958. The Fifth Republic emerged from the collapse of the French Fourth Republic, replacing a parliamentary government with a semi-presidential system. It is France's third longest enduring regime, after the Ancien Régime and the Third Republic. The first Republic came to being after the execution of King Louis XVI and the end of the Great Fear, the Second Republic was started when napoleon came to power, and the Third Republic was started after Napoleon was overthrown, etcetera. Basically, all of these republics came out of the overthrowing of rulers or the starting of revolutions. However, the French Revolution that led to the First Republic was by far the most violent revolution of the French. They have a legislative and judicial branch. The President has a degree of direct power, (able to circumvent the legislative and judicial branches), but the Prime Minister has the most executive power. The legislative is a form of Parliament and a Senate.
What was the type of government that replaced the French monarchy after the French Revolution?
The French consulate, designed by Napoleon.
Most important executive power?
WHY IS THE EXECUTIVE POWER IMPORTANT?
How do you use the word executive power in a sentence?
I hold the executive power over this corporation.I will do everything in my executive power to resolve this.
