Question

14) France, the United Kingdom, and Spain are three examples of unitary states. This means that each country is A) governed by a small committee of elite planners. B) governed by a President and a Legislative branch. C) governed as an autocracy, with a single leader creating all of the laws of the country. D) governed constitutionally as one single entity, with one constitutionally created legislature.

Answer 1

They are governed constitutionally as on single entity, with one constitutionally created legislature

Answer 2

The fourth alternative is correct (D).

These countries are governed by a unique identity, with constitutionally created legislation.

England and Spain are parliamentary monarchies. This means that both territories have their kings as heads of state, but in a symbolic, representative character. The government is exercised by the parliament, which chooses the prime minister.

France is a Republic, governed by the president-elect.

Despite the difference in government leadership, the essence is the same, the three countries are sovereign units whose rulers are chosen democratically.