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Led by Charles de Gaulle, former military general. who was then called to hold his country together and overcome the destabilizing threat of military coup in colonial ______
Led by Charles de Gaulle, former military general. who was then called to hold his country together and overcome the destabilizing threat of military coup in colonial ______
Algeria
Behind the Fifth Republic was a constitution that gave the President of France substantial power for a term of five ______
Behind the Fifth Republic was a constitution that gave the President of France substantial power for a term of five ______
years
The President enjoys substantial powers as he can submit certain pieces of legislation to the electorate in a ______ and even dissolve the Parliament through consultation with the Prime Minister
The President enjoys substantial powers as he can submit certain pieces of legislation to the electorate in a ______ and even dissolve the Parliament through consultation with the Prime Minister
referendum
The Prime Minister of France is less powerful than the president, and only relegated with the powers limited to the operation of the ______
The Prime Minister of France is less powerful than the president, and only relegated with the powers limited to the operation of the ______
National Assembly - Considered as the lower house of the French ______
National Assembly - Considered as the lower house of the French ______
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Fifth Republic of France
- Led by Charles de Gaulle, a former military general, who played a crucial role in holding the country together and overcoming the threat of a military coup in colonial Algeria.
Government Structure
- The Fifth Republic has a constitution that grants the President of France significant powers for a term of five years.
Presidential Powers
- The President has the authority to submit certain pieces of legislation to the electorate in a referendum.
- The President can dissolve the Parliament through consultation with the Prime Minister.
Prime Minister's Role
- The Prime Minister of France is less powerful than the President.
- The Prime Minister's powers are limited to the operation of the government.
National Assembly
- The National Assembly is considered the lower house of the French Parliament.
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