What is a federal parliamentary democracy and a Commonwealth realm?

Answer 1

A constitutional Monarchy allows a monarch to act as a nonpolitical head of state in accordance with a constitution. A Parliamentary Democracy on the other hand, is when the chief executive branch gets its authority from is held accountable to the governing body of a parliament.

Answer 2

A constitutional monarchy is defined as being a type of democratic government system in which the head of state is a monarch. These individuals take a nonpolitical stand on issues within the boundaries of a specific written or non-written constitution that is in place.

Answer 3

From what I have researched it means that is run by the Queen.

For example America isn't a Federal Parliamentary Democracy because it is a independent country and has a President. Unlike Australia who has Prime Ministers.

Answer 4

A parliamentary monarchy is a system of government where the executive branch is headed by strong monarch. An example of this is the Kingdom of Jordan where the king is quite powerful and plays a role in the actual governance of the country. Pretend for a moment that the President of the United States was not an elected but hereditary seat of power constituting both roles of head of state and head of government.

A constitutional monarchy, such as that in the United Kingdom, is comprised of a monarch who is more a figurehead and apolitical. Great pains are taken to ensure the neutrality of the monarch. The monarch's primary role is to be a symbol of unity for the country. The prime minister of the United Kingdom is head of government and carries out the daily tasks of governing.

Answer 5

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