mara
12th March 2013 |
what is the brazil executive name and date began and adminisrative divison # of states and federal district |
shah nawaz khan bin safder god worker
7th November 2012 |
The message of Islam for peace,love and health and stop war from www.godworkerinternational.com |
FHBCH NVGJGB
8th June 2012 |
wow i love puerto rico. it would be a great place to go vacation! wish i could go their one day but to bad i cant. i am so glad i did a report on puerto rico or else i wouldnt know how great it is. |
Mikayla
11th April 2012 |
Where's Cabinda? |
linnah abigail
17th October 2011 |
is zimbabwe a constitutional democracy or a parliamentary democracy. what is the role of pm tsvangirai |
Someone
26th April 2011 |
It is very good information! |
No one you kmoy
4th April 2011 |
To let everyone know Great Britain is the United Kingdom |
no one you know
4th April 2011 |
To le tevery one know great Britain is the United Kingdom |
Tenzinmig
25th March 2011 |
i don't agree that chinese is communist because they are now Totalitarian Govt.No human rights and poor people are forced to do under pressure.. Our Tibet is still suffer .Save Tibet before HH the dalai live otherwise suicide bomber will happen without any option left to us. |
BREANNA EVANS
15th March 2011 |
I LOVE YOUR WEBSITE |
Joe
19th February 2011 |
Wheres the fking map |
Mr Thinker
14th February 2011 |
Hello I was hoping to find a site that showed all the types of systems. Including who sets up electoral boundaries ie political or independent body. Voting systems First past post or preferential. Does a independent body overseeing government employees for corruption. |
Fred Figglehorn
31st January 2011 |
I am a concerned citizen...
Is there a difference between democracy and parliamentary democracy? |
person
26th January 2011 |
TOO MUCH INFO!! |
Mumina
21st December 2010 |
yeh sum 1 is right what about England Scotland and all so wales |
kompeto
12th November 2010 |
This site helped me a lot but I have no idea what exactly are parties, cabinets, cabinets of ministers, and stuff like that. Can someone help??? |
angelica
7th November 2010 |
THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME WIYH MY HOMEWORK!! |
Angelica
7th November 2010 |
THANKS FOR HELPING ME WITH MY HOMEWORK!!!!!!!!! |
Tenaz
2nd November 2010 |
How Cuba form of government is Communist state i taught it was dictatorship |
Tenaz
2nd November 2010 |
Cuba is not communist state its a dictatorship hi all you people online y5a |
Azmodeus_41
5th October 2010 |
Nina-gina...lina-nina,denis,wenis,kenis.HILEGRA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!GINA!!!!!!!!! |
The voice
30th September 2010 |
What about, England, Scotland and wales (aka Great Britain)? |
some guy you dont know
28th September 2010 |
thanks so much!!! helped me a lot with my research paper on Democracy. Go Republic! |
tobby+pie
16th September 2010 |
what is a parliamentary republic?!?!?!? |
ME!!!!!!!
15th September 2010 |
THANKS SO MUCH HELPED ME WITH MY REPORT ON MONARCHY COUNTRIES |
mohit
12th May 2010 |
i want to find 5 various types of government |
hihi
6th May 2010 |
Thanks! Now I can finish my report on republics and democratic countries!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
zaca
3rd May 2010 |
wonderful page |
Shaman
30th March 2010 |
The U.S. isn't a Democracy or a Republic-- it's ruled by the media. |
harold
14th March 2010 |
what is martiniques? |
Brother Blood
21st February 2010 |
This is a good webpage because ot shows all the different government types that every country has. |
deborah
22nd October 2009 |
1.what is the difference between communism and socialism?
2. what is the difference between invade and authoritative? |
Babycakes
21st October 2009 |
Im looking for a new country.... Im American and I dont feel like i have any freedoms or liberty!!!! |
Smith Wigglesworth
14th September 2009 |
BlaaaaaaHHH |
Andre
4th September 2009 |
Invasion of irak is just part of a vast plan for the new world order, where as the centre of power is shifting from governments to big powerful military / energetic / pharmaceutical / food companies.
Their aim is to control every aspect of our lives. |
crasynaet (bermuda)
8th November 2008 |
why is it that there are more or different types of government tjhan the type of government- presidential?
is there such reason that there are least democratic-presidential types than other government types?
is democratic-presidential the least common type of government written in the list?
please ANSWER!! |
Philip Collins
18th December 2005 |
This table sorely needs some clear definitions and some consistency. What is the difference between a republic, a parliamentary republic, a constitutional republic, a constitutional democratic republic and a republic under multiparty democratic rule? And do any of these differ from a multiparty democracy? |
jen
3rd December 2005 |
what does nominal constitutional monarchy mean? |
billy
3rd November 2005 |
What is the best type of goverment? |
David
26th August 2005 |
Actually, oil was not the reason we invaded Iraq. If you think it was the reason then you obviously have little knowledge about economics and social policy. If we wanted Iraq's oil we could have lifted the sanctions on Iraq and purchased it for a very inexpensive price; however, we invaded Iraq to liberate 27 million people. If we wanted the oil then why are we buying it from the Iraqi people for the same price Saddam offered it to us??? The 'oil' argument is totally unjustifiable and has no basis in fact.
The real reason we went to war in Iraq is because it is the heart and center of the middle-east. Iraq is the only country in which we could fight terrorists from Iran, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, etc... without having to invade each of those countries.
By invading Iraq we have started a domino effect in the middle-east. Iraq first held successful elections, then Saudi Arabia allowed municipal elections for the first time, then Palestine had democratic elections, followed by Kuwait, Lebanon, and Egypt... so as you can see... by invading Iraq we have started a domino effect of spreading freedom throughout the middle-east, while at the same time, having a central front to fight terrorism. |
Hi
10th August 2005 |
Why do countries, such as North Korea, China and Cuba, still have a communist type of government, as in every single country that's had communism, such as Russia (when it was a part in the USSR), will know that communism will never work?
And, could you tell me the difference between communism and socialism? |
Casey
6th August 2005 |
If we invaded Iraq only for oil, then what purpose does it serve to rebuild the country. My point is, if this is simply an act of imperialism, why go through the process of making sure that the whole country is stable and such. We could have simply invaded the oil rich portions of the country and secure them. The war is unpopular anyway and doing it that way would have been immensly more practical and cheaper. Plus, we could have justified by saying we were punishing Iraq economically for its WMD's, seizing its oil as a type of sanction, and never have had to search for the WMD's and prove they were or were not there.
BUT NO! We invaded and took control and now are doing our best to help that country become a stable and modern country. Despite unpopularity and casualties, we are staying firm, no matter how expensive oil is(because we are not ciphoning it off Iraq), the death of soldiers, or the appearant difficulty of our task.
As for the Saudis, they never threatened their neighbors, have no and have never had any WMD's, significantly stemmed their support for terrorism, and have made an attempt at reform. What you have to understand is the monarchy is slowly(very slowly) making democratic reform, Iraq wasn't. Iraq was a destabiliting factor. Democracy breeds stability, stability breed economic, social, and physicial security, which will result in better trade, more stability. In the long run this may actually mean better prices for middle eastern goods(including oil), so you may be correct in saying this war was for oil, it was just for a lot of other things too. |
You Think
6th July 2005 |
That wasn't the reason - that was the excuse given by the US government to fool people and to garner support for the war - the real reason was to ensure oil/fuel for western nations over the long haul. This was also the reason behind wanting Russia to be democratic and we will probably use it to justify the democratization of parts of Africa soon, too (these nations have oil supplies and in case the Middle East doesn't work out, we have back up solutions). Just my opinion.
Blaming 9/11 for the war in Iraq is ludicrous - there is no connection - the government once again used a very emotional subject as a justification to get support...
A federal republic is a type of democracy - just not a pure form (in the US pledge of allegiance...it says to the "federal republic for which it stands"). |
Chris
7th June 2005 |
Federal republic - a state in which the powers of the central government are restricted and in which the component parts (states, colonies, or provinces) retain a degree of self-government; ultimate sovereign power rests with the voters who chose their governmental representatives. |
Reza
1st June 2005 |
What does "Federal Republic Government" mean? |
B-cause
1st April 2005 |
Well as we just discovered, Iraq didn't really have any WMD, which was the reason the USA cited for the invasion. So Iraq really weren't threatening its neighbors. The true reason the USA went in was for the oil. The WMD scare was a set-up. It was also necessary to help the suffering inhabitants but this type of turmoil is occuring in numerous other countries that don't control anything the USA WANTS (not need); it just chose Iraq for the oil and somehow blamed 9/11 on Iraq when its was not involved. |
Chris Dobbs
11th March 2005 |
Saudi Arabia doesn't threaten its neighbors. |
Mark Barry
20th January 2005 |
If the goal of the US invasion of Iraq was to spread democracy then why don't we invade Saudi Arabia? |
christina
13th November 2004 |
For my school project I have to color a map of all the countries in the world according to their parties including: left, center, right, fascism, monarchy, dictatorship (socialist and non socialist). I was wondering if you could help. |
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