South Korea Political History
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What type of government does South Korea operate as?

  • Presidential democracy (correct)
  • Monarchy
  • Communist regime
  • Military dictatorship

Who is directly elected by South Korean citizens and serves as both the head of state and chief executive?

  • Monarch
  • Chief Justice
  • Prime Minister
  • President (correct)

How often are members of the National Assembly in South Korea elected?

  • Every five years
  • Every three years
  • Every six years
  • Every four years (correct)

What is one of the basic freedoms guaranteed to citizens by the South Korean constitution?

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Who selects the prime minister in South Korea?

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What type of government does Japan operate as?

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Who serves as the chief executive and leader of the majority in Japan's parliament?

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How is the Japanese government structured in terms of its legislature?

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What role does the Emperor of Japan play in the government?

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How is the Prime Minister of Japan chosen?

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What type of government does South Korea have?

In South Korea, the president holds the most power, combining the roles of head of state and chief executive.

Who leads South Korea?

The president is directly elected by the South Korean people, holding both the symbolic and executive leadership positions.

How often are South Korean lawmakers elected?

The National Assembly represents the people's will, with members elected for four-year terms.

What is a core right in South Korea?

The South Korean constitution guarantees citizens' basic freedoms, including the right to privacy.

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How is the South Korean prime minister chosen?

The president in South Korea has the power to select the prime minister, who helps run the government.

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What type of government does Japan have?

Japan combines a symbolic monarchy with a democratic system, where the Emperor is head of state but the Prime Minister is the chief executive.

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Who is the leader of Japan's government?

The Prime Minister leads Japan's government, representing the party with the most seats in parliament.

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How is Japan's parliament structured?

Japan's parliament has two houses: the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors.

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What is the role of the Japanese Emperor?

The Emperor of Japan is a figurehead, representing the nation but not actively governing.

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How is the Japanese Prime Minister selected?

The Prime Minister of Japan is chosen by the members of Parliament, often from the majority party.

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