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=====Section 3: The Government with Checks and Balances===== | =====Section 3: The Government with Checks and Balances===== | ||
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 procedure where things are built or demolished and it can only be done if it is approved by the government, for example, ordering 2 frigates to be made. An order usually needs to be funded with currency or certain materials, depending on what it is. | 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 procedure where things are built or demolished and it can only be done if it is approved by the government, for example, ordering 2 frigates to be made. An order usually needs to be funded with currency or certain materials, depending on what it is. | ||
'''The Legislative Branch''' | '''The Legislative Branch''' | ||
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• 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. | • 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. | 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. | ||