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    Structure of Government:: Branches Levels Forms

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    Governments typically have three levels - central/federal, provincial/state, and local. They usually have three branches - the executive, judiciary, and legislature. The form of government can be presidential, where the president is both head of state and head of government, or parliamentary, where the executive is dependent on the direct or indirect support of the legislature.

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    Structure of Government:: Branches Levels Forms

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    Governments typically have three levels - central/federal, provincial/state, and local. They usually have three branches - the executive, judiciary, and legislature. The form of government can be presidential, where the president is both head of state and head of government, or parliamentary, where the executive is dependent on the direct or indirect support of the legislature.

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    Governments typically have three levels - central/federal, provincial/state, and local. They usually have three branches - the executive, judiciary, and legislature. The form of government can be presidential, where the president is both head of state and head of government, or parliamentary, where the executive is dependent on the direct or indirect support of the legislature.

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    STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT:

    It is generally at three lines; the Provincial/state, and local, having the following main
    branches/institutions: executive, judiciary, and the legislature. Tye or form of
    government may usually bee residential or arliamentary.
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    STRUCTURE OF
    GOVERNMENT
    CENTRAL
    PRESIDENTIAL EXECUTIVE
    STATE
    LOCAL
    JUDICIARY
    LEGISLATURE
    PARLIAMENTARY
    FEDERAL UNITARY
    LOWER
    COURTS
    HIGH
    COURT
    SUPRE
    ME
    URBAN
    RURA
    CONSTITUTION OR BASIC LAWS
    BRANCHES
    LEVELS
    FORMS

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