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The state means [ ], while government means the [ ].
The state means the geographical territory of a country, while government means the elected members of the opposition.
The state means permanent public institutions of authority, while government means the temporary group of ministers and parties in office.
The state means elected representatives who make laws, while government means the permanent public institutions of authority.
The state means the temporary group of ministers and parties in office, while government means the permanent public institutions of authority.
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UK Politics key terminology Flashcards
25 flashcards on Edexcel A Level Politics UK Politics key terminology: the key terms, political thinkers and case studies you need to recall for Component 1, Component 2 and Component 3.