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

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  1. Question 21· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· JAMB

    A vote of no confidence is a feature of the

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  2. Question 22· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· JAMB

    A feature of Nigeria's presidential system is that the President

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  3. Question 23· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· JAMB

    In a parliamentary system, the head of state is usually

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  4. Question 24· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· JAMB

    Collective responsibility of the cabinet means that

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  5. Question 25· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    Collective responsibility means that ministers

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  6. Question 26· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    A confederation is a union of states in which the

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  7. Question 27· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· JAMB

    The 'shadow cabinet' in a parliamentary system is

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  8. Question 28· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    A feature of the presidential system is

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  9. Question 29· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    Collective responsibility is a feature of the

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  10. Question 30· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· JAMB

    A shadow cabinet is found in

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  11. Question 31· Systems of governance (presidential, parliamentary)· WAEC

    In a parliamentary system, the government can be removed by

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