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==The French Republic Constitution==
==The Declaration of Rights of the Man and Citizen==
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The French Constitution
The Declaration of Rights of the Man and Citizen
The French Constitution is based on Rights of Citizens, Common Sense, and the Government with Checks and Balances.
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen is based on Rights of Citizens and Common Sense


=====Section 1: Rights of Citizens=====
=====Section 1: Rights of Citizens=====
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=====Section 3: The Government with Checks and Balances=====
[[File:Checks and Balances of the French Republic.JPG|500px|thumb|left|A visual of the Checks and Balances of the French Republic.]]
The French Republic has 3 branches of government with checks and balances, so that one part of the government doesn't become too powerful. A bill becomes a law only if it is approved by the government. An order is a directive-it is not permanent, and it might need funding by the government depending on what it is.
'''The Legislative Branch'''
• The Legislative Branch consists of the Senate. The Senate is a group of 5 members.
• The Legislative Branch is the only branch that can create Bills.
• The Senate can only pass a Bill or an Order if it agrees with a 3/5 vote. 
• The Senate can override the President’s veto or edit of a Bill or an Order with at least a 4/5 vote.
• The Prime Minister is the head of the Senate.
• Senators are voted individually.
'''The Executive Branch'''
• The Executive Branch consists of the President and the Prime Minister.
• The President can veto or edit an Order or a Bill.
• If the Senate Overrides the President, the Prime Minister gets to decide if the Bill or Order gets to go the Judicial Branch
• The President is elected, but the Prime Minister is picked by the elected President, so the Prime Minister is not elected.
• The President can make executive orders with the approval of the Legislative and Judicial Branches.
'''The Judicial Branch'''
• The Judicial Branch consists of 3 Supreme Court Justices.
• The Judicial Branch determines if a bill becomes a law or an order can be passed if it is constitutional.
• If an order or a bill is against the constitution, then the bill cannot become a law.
       
• The Supreme Court Justices are picked by the President.
=====Section 4: Voting and How to Run For Office=====
• Only French Citizens can vote. Voters can only vote for the Senators and the President.
• Government officials are elected every 2 months.
• Voters can only vote for the Senators and the President. This is because the Supreme Court Justices and Prime Minister is picked by the President.
=====Section 5: Becoming a French Republic Citizen=====
In order to become a French Republic Citizen, a person needs to be in the French Republic. Citizens also must pay taxes in order to support the group.
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