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Click on the blue links to access the pages detailing each nation's government and politics. This section will eventually expand to cover all countries of the world and will contain more content on each.

 

Great Britain --One of the more stable governments on Earth. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the formal name) is both a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. Like all true democracies, the power lies with the voting public, not with the monarch (currently Queen Elizabeth II).

 

Japan--With a constitution written by an American following World War Two, Japan (the real name of the country is Nippon), is also both a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy.

 

France--France is a democracy, and the current government is called the Fifth Republic, meaning that four other types of republican systems preceded it. French democracy began in 1792 as a result of the French Revolution.

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