what is the form of government in US?
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It is a republic. It is governed by a representatives, not by the actually people (as in a democracy).
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Yes many differences. Look up for each system what their basis  and structure of govt are
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There are three branches of government (legislative, executive, and judicial). The legislative branch makes the laws. The legislative branch is composed of elected representatives voted in by the people to make the laws. The executive branch usually carries out the laws. The judicial branch is composed of the judiciary (judges).
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United States Constitution and the United States Bill of rights. The structure keeps changing but the basics pretty much remains the same.
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run government under u.s.a
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Every man works according to his agenda what he says.Government is the result of people's consent. What you see on the surface, US government does all the things according to the its agenda.
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The US IS a Republic!
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The U. S. Government.
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It is where the central(federal) government and the states share power. The three levels, are the federal government
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Executive Branch.  \n\nThe cabinet is part of the executive branch.
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The United States of America
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The way our government acts....
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If you're asking if America is a democratic nation, then the answer is yes.\n\nThe United States of America is actually a democratic republic.  It is a democracy, in the fact that there is direct election of representatives.  However, these representatives are the ones that actually make the decisions, the ones that make the laws (hence the Republic).  \n\nA republic is a form of government that has a special "class" or elect that make the governmental decisions (laws, etc) that govern the nation.  In our case, the elect are the representatives and senators at the federal level, as well as your local representatives (state, local) that make the decisions.  \n\nBecause these members are elected, then we have a democracy as well.  However, a true democracy would require the votes of everyone on every issue (direct democracy).  It would be a little bit tough with a population of 300 million.
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Generally, the governor of a U.S. state is the chief executive.  Generally states provide for a similar separation of powers between an executive (governor), legislative and judicial branches of government as the U.S. federal government has under the U.S. Constitution.  But the exact powers and authorities of the governor depend on the state.
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By the Constitution of the United States of America, which made provisions for three branches of government:  judicial, legislative and executive.
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The Federal (or National) government is the central, United States government based in Washington, DC. The state government is in respect to each of the 50 states and their governing institutions.
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The legislative - Congress (House of Representatives and Senate)\n\nAlthough the current Executive branch likes to think they are above the laws that Congress makes  ;)