what is a parliamentary government?
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Like in India the biggest democracy and in England.
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In a Parliamentary government the Executive (President or Prime Minister) more directly depends on the legislature for power. There is usually more direct control over government  by the people in this form, but it is also more inherently unstable and offers less checks and balances.
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It's a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
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It depends.  Parliamentary Systems, such as the UK can be very unstable if you look at the party systems.  British parties rise and fall dramatically based on the way they split the parlimentary districts.  Also, the Prime Minister in a parliamentary system isn't 'elected'.  He/she is simply the leader of the majority party.  However in a representative democracy such as the USA an elaborate system of checks and balances has been set up in order to limit the control of anyone branch of government.  So it depends on what you want.  presidential/congressional governments prevent the rise of a single strong branch, but on the other hand parliamentary systems are much more efficient and can pass legislation much faster.
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It is called Parliament.
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Republic is government by the people.In which people are the source of power who have direct say in the governmemtal matters means govt by the n through the people.
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Using Australia:\n\nFederal Parliament and State Parliament execute different powers, but they both have the same level of power in relations to their allowed powers. They can pass, amend, vote, and reject bills, and can also amend old laws not in the constitution. They can call for a referendum for a change in the constitution, and they appoint the judges in the judicial system (well, the government does anyway).
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Helps if you tell us which country's parliament.
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I think presidential. Parliamentary systems can be unstable in multiparty systems. Many times, no party has a majority in the legislature leading to temporary coaltions.
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Trinidad and Tobago is a unitary state, with a parliamentary democracy modeled after that of the U.K. Trinidad has a parliament elected president but the general direction and control of the government rests with the cabinet, led by a prime minister and answerable to the bicameral parliament.
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It refers to a situation in parliamentary systems where a party wins less than 50% of the vote, but more than half the seats in parliament. That would be something akin to winning the electoral college, but not winning the popular vote.
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Our government is a Republic, which in the U.S. is a representative Democracy.  We elect our Congressional delegates, our representatives, to pass laws by which we will govern ourselves.
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The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy.
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a monarchy is a type of government that is ruled by 1 individual...namely a king or queen.\n\nIt was used to benefit the king...what he said, went, no questions asked.  It also eliminated the middle man, the king said stuff and things happened, therefore speeding up the whole decision making process...either in a good way or a bad way.\n\nits structure:\n\nking at top\nthen church if applicable\nthen other nobles in the land\nthen peasants (ordinary people)\nthen slaves if applicable
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They both have a type of executive: President for the USA and Prime Minister for Britain.  They are also both representative governments.  Their legislative branch is broken down into houses--House of Lords and House of Commons--similiar to our--Senate and House of Representatives. The Prime Minister also has a Cabinet. And of course, they have the basics--exectutive, legislative, and judicial--though they are set up differently.\nThat's all I can think of.
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The Two-party system barely qualifies as democracy.  At least with a coalition government, everyone gets a chance to voice their opinion, and have some input as to how things are done.
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its like the U.S. in the fact that its a democracy but the president (who is voted into office) is only Head of State (does partys/makes the country look good). The prime minister is the Head of Government and is the leader of the majority in the Legislature.