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409: 20: 752: 101:. Parliament then approves or disapproves this decision. This person will be the country's head of government, running and managing the UK. Although appointed by the monarch, taking into account the composition of the legislature, the prime minister must account for his actions only to parliament, which, if it deems it necessary, can remove him from office. 108:, he was not obliged to do this and could choose any politician, from any party, for the post. Therefore, as a rule, the head of government's name was chosen or nominated before the elections, and it was up to him to organize the ballot. As the electoral system was largely based on fraud and the 73:
no longer appointed all the ministers, but only the President of the council, who, in turn, chose the other members of his ministry, in agreement with parliament, removing an element of political wear and tear from the monarch, without diminishing his authority, in a system mirrored in
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In Brazilian parliamentarianism, the monarch waited for the legislative elections and chose the President of the council from the party with the majority in parliament. However, according to the
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The hierarchy of classical parliamentarism and Brazilian parliamentarism was inverted, hence the name "reverse parliamentarism".
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A construção da ordem : a elite polĂ­tica imperial; Teatro de sombras : a polĂ­tica imperial
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Carvalho, José Murilo de; Gaspari, Elio; Schwarcz, Lilia Moritz (2007).
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Cartoon depicting the alternation of parties in the Empire during the Second Reign, in which the main parties appear on a merry-go-round formed by Pedro II.
Pedro II
Portuguese
Brazilian Empire
Second Reign
executive branch
Moderator
President of the Council of Ministers
Prime minister
Emperor
British parliamentarism
the Crown
parliament
prime minister
1824 Constitution
influence of local political bosses
Chamber
A construção da ordem : a elite polĂ­tica imperial; Teatro de sombras : a polĂ­tica imperial
ISBN
857108145X
OCLC
40360384
D. Pedro II
ISBN
8535909699
OCLC
143911201
Carvalho, Gaspari & Schwarcz (2007

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