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Institutions

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Presidential System   show
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show Combine lawmaking and executive functions- fusion of powers.  
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show Sometimes called a dual executive system, this is a system in which a president exists alongside a prime minister and a cabinet.  
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Executive   show
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show Represents a nation in ceremonial functions. In some governments, this individual can also have formal powers to shape foreign policy.  
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show he executive leader or chief executive. Responsible for formulating, implementing, and executing policies through a cabinet and/or various government agencies  
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show institutional rules that limit the amount of time that an executive can serve in that office  
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show responsible for making laws and policies  
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show 2 houses of legislature  
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Unicameral   show
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show responsible for interpreting laws and policies  
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Independent Legislature   show
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Independent Judiciary   show
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cabinet   show
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popular election   show
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show guidelines, rules, regulations, or laws created by the government  
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civil service   show
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Judicial Review   show
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Civil Liberties   show
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show protection against discrimination on the basis of race, gender, ethnicity, ability, etc  
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Checks and Balances   show
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Fusion of Power   show
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