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This question is directed at you, so you should answer about your country.
But I can provide an example, based on Germany:
Country: Germany
Type of government: Federation: Germany is a federation because it is divided into (semi-)autonomous state and it's a representative democracy because it's democratic, but the power rests with the chosen representatives
Parts of Government: the legislative branch: the Bundestag and Bundesrat
the executive branch: the Chancellor, Kanzlerin
head of state : the president
judicial branch: lead by the Bundesverfassungsgericht, the supreme constitutional court.
But I can provide an example, based on Germany:
Country: Germany
Type of government: Federation: Germany is a federation because it is divided into (semi-)autonomous state and it's a representative democracy because it's democratic, but the power rests with the chosen representatives
Parts of Government: the legislative branch: the Bundestag and Bundesrat
the executive branch: the Chancellor, Kanzlerin
head of state : the president
judicial branch: lead by the Bundesverfassungsgericht, the supreme constitutional court.
According to administrative law, a government is a collection of persons who have the power to rule over a region. A country, a state or province within a region, or a country can all be considered territory.
The country: The United States of America (USA)
The type of Government: The United States is a "federal constitutional representative democracy," to be precise. "Federal constitutional republic" is another term for it.
- Our government is called constitutional because the power wielded by the people and their representatives is constrained by the constitution and the larger rule of law.
- Federal: Because power is divided between a national government that represents the entire population, regional and local governments, our government is also a federal system.
When you want to get particularly specific with your description, these two terms can help. It's technically correct to refer to our government as a "federal constitutional republic" or "federal constitutional democracy," but it's definitely overkill. These terms simply aid in the definition of our governmental structure, particularly when compared to other countries.
For more information regarding the different types of Government, refer to the link:
https://brainly.com/question/12808593
