The Workings of Government 2 - Presidential and Parliamentary Systems of Government
This video lesson focuses on the two major systems of government - the presidential and parliamentary/cabinet systems of government.
The following are the lesson objectives:
1. The features, merits and demerits of the presidential and parliamentary systems of government
2. The concept of individual and collective responsibility.
After discussing each of the following systems, case studies will be presented to show how each of these systems works in various countries of the world.
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please if a vote of no confidence is passed and the leader is replaced, will it be the head of governors or the head of state ( parliamentary system) or will they resign together.
can a vote of no confidence be passed on a monarch ( king or queen) can he or she be remove from office by a vote of no confidence 
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