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20 pages in length. The writer provides coverage of all five nations' government systems. Bibliography lists 31 sources.
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a constitution-based federal republic (Anonymous, 2002; Killion, 2003). Its democratic process has been a successful role model ultimately paving the way for several other countries to follow suit, not
the least of which includes its three independent branches; secret ballot election; rule by majority; and liberty to all. Contemporary presidencies are no longer the one-man operation of centuries
ago; rather, they consist of nearly two thousand people who help the chief executive keep the country running and a strong Constitution that prevents abuses of power (Slonim, 2003).
Many of the constitutional amendments have been ratified over the past two hundred and thirty years since origination (Curtis, 2006). More than two hundred years ago, the factors most important
in the determination of presidential power were threefold under the constitutional context: personalities, balance of powers and political forces (Appleby, 2007). Some have contended the concept of balance of
powers was completely misconstrued, compelling the ratification that ultimately took place; however, others believe that a combination of personalities and political forces proved to undermine the existence of presidential power
(Slonim, 2003). Our Constitutional fathers, familiar with the strength and weakness of both autocracy and democracy, with fixed principles definitely in mind, defined a representative republican form of government.
They made a very marked distinction between a republic and a democracy ... and said repeatedly and emphatically that they had founded a republic. (Anonymous, 2002). America follows
an English common law federal court system with each of the fifty states establishing a legal system appropriate for its needs; these systems all follow English common law except for
the Napoleonic Code that governs Louisianas. The executive branch is comprised of the president and vice president whereby the former upholds the dual title of head of government and
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