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Compare and contrast FPTP with AMS and STV

The First Past the Post Electoral system is used in general elections in the UK on a constituency basis in order to elect Members of Parliament. If a party has a majority of the seats in the House of Comm...

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What is a codified consitution?

a document that provides the key elements of the law. There are checks in balances in place that protect the contents of the document, to uphold the laws and values they speak of .

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In the “separation of powers”, name one branch of government that is separated.

The executive. (There are three powers: the legislature, executive and judicial)

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How and why are liberals committed to constitutionalism?

Liberals are committed to constitutionalism due to their belief that in order to prevent a government from becoming overly powerful, there needs to be some kind of check to that power. Constitutions provi...

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What is the main differences between a Parliamentry and Presidential systems?

Parliamentry and Presidential systems are two of the most common governmental systems used. The two oldest and most prominent examples of these systems are the British and American systems respectively. T...

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