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This refers to the implications of constitutional government. An example is as the Constitutional Congressional Presidential Federal Republic system in the United States. It refers to a system that reflects the "rule of law, not of men". That is, a system wherein laws are routinely ultimately tested in a jurisprudential, apolitical Court of final and last resort, in the context of a defined, written constitution that comprehensively defines fundamental law, rights, liberties and obligations of a populace and coequal citizenry.
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What would be a real life example of a limited government?
what is a real life example of limited government
The shape of American government is based on the English political idea of?
American government is based on the English political idea of three different types of governments mixed into one. Ordered government is government laws that are clearly stated with specific punishments if broken for the people, limited government has rules that are made by government but the people have clearly stated rights and representative government where the government is suppose to serve the will of the people and come up with laws together.
How are the branches of government divided?
If you mean the U.S. Government: 1) Legislative-Makes the laws/makes the rules 2) Executive-Enforces the laws/makes sure the rules are followed 3) Judicial-Interprets the laws based upon the Constitution/makes sure the laws are legal
How did cities benefit from a central government?
Well, the government makes laws or rules, right? Now think of a city with laws or rules… the city would eventually fall. Therefore they could use the government to keep things in order. P.S. Do your own homework! ;)
What is a provincial government?
Provincial Governement is a government that Proposes laws for for only Alberta.
