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Here is my glog and essay- Radhika

Constitutional Monarchies The Constitutional monarchies has kings, queens, and emperor. The constitutional monarchies are called…-Supreme court –Federal court-Provincial courts-tax court. There are Prime Ministers in constitutional monarchies. (There is NO president).

The role of constitutional monarchy acts as head of state within the parameters of constitution, whether, unmodified or blended constitution. This form of government differs from absolute monarchy in the state and is not legally bound by any constitution. That is the role of constitutional monarchy. A prime minister is a senior minister of cabinet in the executive branch of government in a parliament system.

Judicial Branch:Canada is a constitutional monarchy where the head of state is a monarch. The judicial branch is made up of courts. Canada’s state is the head of commonwealth who is represented in the governor general.

Executive Branch:The prime minister as head of the executive branch is also the leader of cabinet of Thailand. The prime minister therefore retains the prerogative to appoint or remove any minister he so chooses. The prime minister’s official residence is Baan Phitsanalok a mansion located in Dusit District of Bangkok.

Legislative Branch:The commonwealth is also known as the Australian government, passes laws which affect the whole country. There are 3 arms of the commonwealth government. The legislature is responsible for debating and voting on new laws to be introduced that Legislative branch.

Conclusion: I understood that there are NO president in constitutional monarchies, there are only prime ministers, kings, queens, and emperor. I also know that what is the difference between federal republic and constitutional monarchies. The difference between both of them is that constitutional monarchies have prime minister, kings, queens, and emperor and federal republic is with courts.

Judicial Branch:Canada is a constitutional monarchy where the head of state is a monarch. The judicial branch is made up of courts. Canada’s state is the head of commonwealth who is represented in the governor general.

Executive Branch:The prime minister as head of the executive branch is also the leader of cabinet of Thailand. The prime minister therefore retains the prerogative to appoint or remove any minister he so chooses. The prime minister’s official residence is Baan Phitsanalok a mansion located in Dusit District of Bangkok. Legislative Branch: The commonwealth is also known as the Australian government, passes laws which affect the whole country. There are 3 arms of the commonwealth government. The legislature is responsible for debating and voting on new laws to be introduced that Legislative branch.

Conclusion: I understood that there are NO president in constitutional monarchies, there are only prime ministers, kings, queens, and emperor. I also know that what is the difference between federal republic and constitutional monarchies. The difference between both of them is that constitutional monarchies have prime minister, kings, queens, and emperor and federal republic is with courts.

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Here is my glog and essay- Ji Ae

Constitutional Monarchies…

There are 3 arms of the Constitutional Monarchy. The 3 branches or the arms are Judicial branch, Legislative branch, and Executive branch. There are many countries with Constitutional Monarchy. Canada, Japan, Thailand and much more are Constitutional Monarchy. They are quite different from the federal government. It is not the same. There are Prime Ministers and sovereign but they are no presidents.

A Sovereign’s role is to take care of the country. The sovereign’s role is set out the monarch ultimate authority over Canada’s armed forces. Thailand’s head is sovereign. Thailand king’s name is King Bhumibol Adulyadej and England queen’s name is Queen Elizabeth II. However, sovereign has little or no part to play in the Canadian government.

The Prime Minister’s role is head of the cabinet and is in the Executive branch. A cabinet is a body of high ranking members of the government, typically representing the Executive branch. The Prime Minister has much more jobs than the sovereign of any country. Prime Minister is the leader of the party with the most seats in the House. Prime Minister is appointed by the Governor General and the Prime Minister determines PMO. Prime Ministers have much more role compared with the sovereign.

Now, I will tell you about the Executive branch. Prime Minister as head of the Executive branch is also the leader of the cabinet. Now on, I will tell you about Thailand’s monarchy. The Prime Minister therefore retains the prerogative to appoint or remove any minister. The Prime Minister’s officials residence is Baan Phitsanalok. The head of Executive branch is the Prime Minister.

After it, I will tell you about the last one which is the Judicial branch. As the federal governments also do, in the Constitutional Monarchy, it is made up of courts. The Supreme court was set up by the constitution. In the Constitutional Monarchy the courts are a bit different from the federal republic. The courts are Supreme court, Federal court, Provincial court and the Tax court. Lastly, Judicial branch is made up of courts!

The Government of Canada is a bonus topic that I have chosen. Canada is a country that is Constitutional Monarchy. Canada’s head of state is Queen Elizabeth II. The powers of the monarch are defined in a legal document called a constitution. There are much more countries that are constitutional monarchy apart from Canada.

Lastly, did you learn more about the Constitutional Monarchy? Remember that there is Prime Minister and Sovereign but no President. Not all of the countries are constitutional. So, if you forgot, Judicial branch is made up of courts, Legislative branch is made of the parliament, and the Executive has Prime Ministers. **Thank you**

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constitutional monarchies

A constitutional monarchy is a country that has the king or queen as the head of the state. The king and queen have a special name which is called a monarch. In constitutional monarchy there are no presidents their only prime ministers. Presidents are only in federal republics. That’s some of the little information on the constitutional monarchy

Now we will start with the roles of a monarch. A monarch is a king or a queen, another name for a monarch is a sovereign. Sovereign and monarch are very similar. Their is a clear separation the role of the head of a state and a head of government. The monarch also takes care of their state

time to begin with the roles of the prime minister. The prime minister is the head of the executive branch. The prime minister is also the leader of the cabinet. The prime minister is appointed by the governor general. The prime minister is also the leader of the party with the most seats in the House of Commons. So that some of the things about the prime minister. ==this time you be hearing about the legislative branch in constitutional monarchies. the legislative branch consists of the commonwealth who is also known as the Australian government. They pass laws that affect the whole country. There are 3 arms of the commonwealth. The legislature or the parliament is responsible for debating and voting for new laws to be introduced. so this is about the legislative== ==lets start with the executive branch. The executive branch in the constitutional monarchies has the prime minister as the leader, the leader is not the president. The prime minister is not only leader but he also works for the executive branch. The executive branch also controls the cabinet. Thailand also has the three branches. Thailand is a constitutional monarch not a federal republic. so that’s about the executive branch.== ==Now it's time to tell you about the judicial branch. The judicial branch is made of courts. The judicial branch is also in charge of the court system. The highest court in the judicial branch is called the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court usually has 8 or 9 justices. The first Supreme Court was set by the constitution. The judicially explains and applies the laws. This is all about the judicial branch.== ==So all of these are a part of the constitutional monarchies. It consists of the prime minister King and queen. It also consists of the three branches. i hope you understand and learnt plenty of information about the constitutional monarchies and their roles.==

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