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WAEC Government questions: Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)

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  1. Question 1· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In a unitary system of government, power is concentrated in the

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  2. Question 2· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    A government can be removed by a vote of no confidence in

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  3. Question 3· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In the presidential system, the President is

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  4. Question 4· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    A feature of the presidential system of government is that the

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  5. Question 5· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    Under the parliamentary system, ministers are usually

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  6. Question 6· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    Fusion of powers is a feature of

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  7. Question 7· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In Nigeria's First Republic, the head of government was the

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  8. Question 8· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In a presidential system, the President is

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  9. Question 9· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In the parliamentary system, the head of government is the

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  10. Question 10· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In the presidential system, ministers are

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  11. Question 11· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In a parliamentary system of government, the head of government is the

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  12. Question 12· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    Collective responsibility means that ministers

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  13. Question 13· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    A confederation is a union of states in which the

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  14. Question 14· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    A feature of the presidential system is

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  15. Question 15· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    Collective responsibility is a feature of the

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  16. Question 16· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In a parliamentary system, the government can be removed by

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