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    The document compares the political systems and social classes of Britain and America. [1] Britain has a monarchical government with a Queen as head of state and a Prime Minister as head of government, along with a two-party system and an unelected House of Lords. [2] America has a federal republican government with a President as head of state and congressional representation, a written constitution, and general elections that attract less interest over time. [3] Both countries have an upper, middle, and working class, though America refers to the lowest as the "poor class" rather than the working class.

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    The document compares the political systems and social classes of Britain and America. [1] Britain has a monarchical government with a Queen as head of state and a Prime Minister as head of government, along with a two-party system and an unelected House of Lords. [2] America has a federal republican government with a President as head of state and congressional representation, a written constitution, and general elections that attract less interest over time. [3] Both countries have an upper, middle, and working class, though America refers to the lowest as the "poor class" rather than the working class.

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    POLITIC AND SOCIAL CLASS

    IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA

    MEMBERS:
    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Guruh Putra Tama Hutomo Mukti W. Ishlah Maruf S. M. Rofiquzzaman Pitri Yani Pradipta Dhaifan H. Putri Fajrin N. A. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Rakhmat Hanifudin Reindra Bramantyo A. Satya Setyoko Sri Mulyati Tri Pujiyanto Wahidah Muriskasari

    Governmental System
    BRITISH 1. Government system: MONARCHY 2. Parliament: House of Lords and House of Commons 3. Lead by a Queen and Prime Minister 4. Federal Judiciary: AMERICAN 1. Government system: FEDERAL 2. Congress: Senate and House of Representatives 3. Lead by a President 4. Federal Judiciary: Supreme Court

    The Constitution
    BRITISH AMERICAN British has not adopted Adopting a written a written constitution. form constitution Bill of Rights.

    The Bill
    BRITISH

    AMERICAN

    Political Party
    BRITISH AMERICAN

    British uses multiparty system. There are two main parties, those are conservative and labor party.

    There are two parties in America. those are democratic and republican.

    The Election
    BRITISH AMERICAN 1. General election in 650 1. Federal Election constituencies 2. State Election 2. The first-past-the post 3. The growth of apathy *American are not really to politicians. attracted to Presidential Election.

    Social Class

    BRITISH 1.Upper class 2.Middle class 3.Working class

    AMERICAN 1.Upper class 2.Middle class 3.Poor class (working class)

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