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The state means [ ], while government means the [ ].
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The state means the geographical territory of a country, while government means the elected members of the opposition.
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The state means permanent public institutions of authority, while government means the temporary group of ministers and parties in office.
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The state means elected representatives who make laws, while government means the permanent public institutions of authority.
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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 AS Level Politics UK Politics key terminology: the key terms and definitions you need to recall.