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What the WAEC syllabus covers in State structure and characteristics of government
Our summary: Unitary, federal and confederal states, and presidential, parliamentary, monarchical and republican governments compared.
- Types (Unitary, Federal, Confederal, Presidential or Non-parliamentary, Parliamentary or Cabinet, Monarchical and Republican.)
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WAEC (WASSCE) Government questions on State structure and characteristics of government
- WAEC 2024A government with corrupt rulers who use their power to exploit the people and natural resources of their own territory to extend their personal wealth and…
- WAEC 2024A type of constitution suitable for the governance of a federal state is a
- WAEC 2023One of the low points in the cabinet system of government is that, the
- WAEC 2023A state that has two levels of government is commonly referred to as
- WAEC 2023An executive president is one who wields the powers of a
- WAEC 2023Which of the following systems of government does not practice collective responsibility?
- WAEC 2023Unitary system of government is adopted by some states because
- WAEC 2023One of the factors that influences decentralization of power in a state is
- WAEC 2022Which political system allows only one ideology for the state?
- WAEC 2022The essence of the concept of devolution is to cater for the interests of the
- WAEC 2022One major problem associated with the cabinet system of government is the
- WAEC 2022In which system of government does the legislature pass a vote of no confidence in the government?
- WAEC 2021In which system of government are all the component units sovereign?
- WAEC 2021In which political system were there two levels of government with considerable devolution?
- WAEC 2021In a monocephalous executive system of government, all executive powers are vested in the
- WAEC 2020Which of the following constitutional provisions gives a high degree of autonomy to component parts of a unitary state?
- WAEC 2020Executive power in a cabinet system of government is vested in the …
- WAEC 2020A feature of a confederal state is that …
- WAEC 2019The confederal system of government is unpopular because …
- WAEC 2019The impeachment process is a unique feature of the …
- WAEC 2019One of the following is a characteristic of a unitary system
- WAEC 2019In a presidential system of government, legislative approval is not necessary for the …
- WAEC 2018A country with homogeneous societies and a small population is suitable for the establishment of … .
- WAEC 2018A federal government is a form of … .
- WAEC 2018Which of the following factors usually leads to the collapse of a confederal state?
- WAEC 2018In a parliamentary system of government, the legislature and executive are fused to ensure .
- WAEC 2018In the presidential system of government, the chief executive is responsible to the … .
- WAEC 2018Which of the following alternatives is a feature of a federation
- WAEC 2017In a constitutional monarchy, the king or queen is referred to as
- WAEC 2017Bicameralism is necessary in a federal state to demonstrate that …
- WAEC 2017Which system of government has fusion of ceremonial and executive functions as a feature …
- WAEC 2017Which of the following countries practiced totalitarianism?
- WAEC 2016In a presidential system of government, the president can constitutionally be removed from the office through
- WAEC 2016One of the features of an absolute monarch is that the ruler
- WAEC 2016Which of the following systems of government is authoritarian in nature?
- WAEC 2016All the following are the conditions for the adoption of federalism except
- WAEC 2016A notable feature of cabinet system of government is
- WAEC 2016Decentralisation is a common feature of
- WAEC 2015Confederal systems of government means
- WAEC 2015In a federal system of government, the power shared between the Centre and state governments is known as
- WAEC 2015Which of the following countries practices a centralized system of government?
- WAEC 2015Which of the following systems of government operates on the checks and balances?
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