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Unit VII Case Study

Parliamentary-Presidential

Shivery, W. P. (2014). Power & choice: an introduction to political science (14th ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Education.

This is Simon allow students to learn about the fundamental differences between a parliamentary system of government and a presidential system of government by comparing case examples of each system.

1. Briefly describe the parliamentary system of the case study you have selected.

2. Describe the key characteristics and functions of the countries Parliament.

3. Describe some of the strengths and weaknesses of the countries Parliament. How do the strengths and weaknesses align with advantages and disadvantages is of a parliamentary system described in our textbook?

4. Briefly describe the presidential system of the case study you have selected.

5. Describe the key characteristics and functions of the countries presidential system.

6. Describe some of the strengths and weaknesses of the countries presidential system. How do you do strengths and weaknesses align with the advantages and disadvantage is of a presidential system described in our textbook?

7. Conclude the study comparison by identifying the system ( parliamentary system or presidential system), which you prefer, and indicate why.