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What is the nature of executive power?
What is the nature of executive power?
In a democratic political system, the government is often divided into which separate powers?
In a democratic political system, the government is often divided into which separate powers?
What is the role of the executive branch of the government?
What is the role of the executive branch of the government?
According to Max Weber, executive power is related to:
According to Max Weber, executive power is related to:
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What does the term 'indirect democratic or republican political system' refer to?
What does the term 'indirect democratic or republican political system' refer to?
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Study Notes
Separation of Powers
- In a democratic political system, the government is divided into three separate powers: legislative, executive, and judicial.
Executive Power
- The role of the executive branch of the government is to enforce the laws created by the legislative branch.
Max Weber's View
- According to Max Weber, executive power is related to bureaucracy and the exercise of authority.
Political Systems
- The term 'indirect democratic or republican political system' refers to a system in which citizens elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf, rather than making decisions directly.
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Test your knowledge of the roles and powers of the executive branch in the Philippine government with this quiz. Explore key concepts related to Philippine politics and governance, and enhance your understanding of the executive's functions and responsibilities.
