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  1. AP Comparative Government
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Political Institutions

Question 1
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1 mark

Who is responsible for implementing and executing policies through different agencies in the United Kingdom?

Question 2
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1 mark

Which of the following would not typically be a citizen's right regarding the executive system?

Question 3
college-boardComparative GovernmentAPExam Style
1 mark

Which executive system would most likely facilitate rapid policy implementation in a country with a tradition of centralized authority and a homogenous culture?

Question 4
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1 mark

What type of voting system encourages coalition governments due to its tendency to produce a more proportional representation in the legislature?

Question 5
college-boardComparative GovernmentAPExam Style
1 mark

Analyze how semi-presidential systems balance potential conflicts between presidents and prime ministers with differing ideologies regarding domestic policy decisions?

Question 6
college-boardComparative GovernmentAPExam Style
1 mark

In a presidential system, how might the political ideology of a president influence policy implementation when the legislature is controlled by an opposing party?

Question 7
college-boardComparative GovernmentAPExam Style
1 mark

What is the primary role of a prime minister in a parliamentary system?

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Question 8
college-boardComparative GovernmentAPExam Style
1 mark

Which executive system features a single chief executive who is selected apart from the legislature?

Question 9
college-boardComparative GovernmentAPExam Style
1 mark

Which action would typically be expected from citizens to hold their executive leader accountable?

Question 10
college-boardComparative GovernmentAPExam Style
1 mark

Which position would typically have zero policy-making power in most modern governments?