Lesson 17: Government Systems in Asia

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Lesson 17: Government Systems in Asia

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LESSON 17

Government System in

Asia

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BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT Executive

Implementing the laws of the state Legislative

Making and amending laws Judiciary

Maintains peace and order by rendering justice

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Forms of Government SystemGovernment

SystemPresidential

SystemParliamentary

SystemFederal System

Head of the state President/ Prime Minister

Prime Minister/ Premier

Roles: •Head of executive branch•Commander-in chief of the armed forces

•Head of Executive branch

Selection: • Directly voted by the citizens• Indirect/ voted by the Electoral college

• Elected from the majority of the parliaments

Terms: • Depends on the Constitution• 4-6 years

• Depending on the response of the Parliament/ diet

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Forms of Government System

Government System

Presidential System

Parliamentary System

Federal System

Rights: •Appoint officials in his cabinet and Judiciary department

Asian Countries adopted the system:

• Philippines, Indonesia, and Cyprus.•Armenia, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan, and Yemen.

• India, Israel, Lebanon, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Singapore, Timor Leste, and Turkey.

• India, Iraq, United Arab Emirates, and Malaysia.• Philippines, China, and indonesia

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Types of Government

Power from a Single Authority

Power in the hands of the few

Power in the hands of many

1. Monarchy:• Ruled by a king/queen or Emperor/empress

Absolute Monarchy-Monarchs are more powerful than a constitution.- Kingdom of Oman, Brunei, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

Limited or Constitutional Monarchy-Exercise power according to the constitution- At present monarchs play the role of the Ambassadors.

1. Communist• Classless society• No privatization but

a collective ownership.

• China, Vietnam, North Korea.

2. Theocracy• No separation of the

laws of the state and the church.

• Iran

1. Democracy• Power of the

authority lies in the hands of the people.

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Types of Government

Power from a Single Authority

Power in the hands of the few

Power in the hands of many

2. Totalitarianism• Exercised by a single dictator

• Seek assistance from the military

• Afghanistan, Iraq, Philippines, Syria, Myanmar, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.