AP Comparative Government - HOG, HOS, and Government Types

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Explain the difference between a Head of State (HOS) and a Head of Government (HOG).

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Explain the difference between a Head of State (HOS) and a Head of Government (HOG).

A head of state is often (but not always, Iran) a symbolic representative (think Queen Elizabeth) while a head of government is the official in charge of actually running/leading the government.

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China Government Type

Party-led Parliamentary

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China Head of State

President XI Jinping

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China Head of Government

Premier LI Qiang

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Great Britain Government Type

Parliamentary

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Great Britain Head of State

King Charles III

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Great Britain Head of Government

Prime Minister Keir Starmer

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Iran Government Type

Theocratic republic

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Iran Head of State

Supreme Leader Ali Hoseini-KHAMENEI

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Iran Head of Government

President Masoud PEZESHKIAN

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Mexico Government Type

Presidential

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Mexico Head of State

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo

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Mexico Head of Government

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo

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Nigeria Government Type

Presidential

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Nigeria Head of State

President Bola Ahmed Adekunle TINUBU

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Nigeria Head of Government

President Bola Ahmed Adekunle TINUBU

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Russia Government Type

Semi-presidential federation

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Russia Head of State

President Vladimir Vladimirovich PUTIN

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Russia Head of Government

Premier Mikhail Vladimirovich MISHUSTIN

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What two course countries have presidential systems?

Mexico and Nigeria

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What is the difference between how parliamentary and presidential systems regulate cabinet ministers’ positions"?

Parliamentary systems allow cabinet ministers to retain their seat in the legislature, while presidential systems require cabinet members to give up their seats in the legislature if they join the government.

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