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How Germany is governed: the Bundestag, the Chancellor, the parties and the federal structure.
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Where do the governments of the sixteen Länder participate in making federal law?
Which institution consists of representatives elected by German voters to the federal parliament?
Who sits in the Bundesrat?
Which body has the central parliamentary role in debating and adopting Germany's federal budget?
When Bundestag and Bundesrat seek a compromise on a bill, which joint body can be convened?
How must a Land cast its votes in the Bundesrat?
Which institution may approve, object to, or request mediation on federal legislation after the Bundestag acts?
Under Article 77 of the Basic Law, which body adopts federal laws before they go to the Bundesrat?
Which body elects the Federal Chancellor on the proposal of the Federal President?
The Bundestag can remove a Chancellor only by electing a successor in the same vote. What is this called?
Who elects the Federal President of Germany?
Who formally appoints and dismisses federal ministers after the Chancellor makes a proposal?
Which office has the Richtlinienkompetenz, the authority to set general policy guidelines for the government?
Who can put a Vertrauensfrage, a question of confidence, before the Bundestag?
How long is the regular term of office for the Federal President?
Which court decides a charge that the Federal President intentionally violated the Basic Law or federal law?
A voter uses the Zweitstimme on a federal ballot. What does this vote primarily determine?
What does the Erststimme primarily decide in a Bundestag election?
What is the German name for the rule that a party normally needs a minimum share of the Zweitstimmen to receive Bundestag seats?
What is a Landesliste in a Bundestag election?
What is the name of the electoral system used to elect the Bundestag?
Under normal circumstances, how often is the Bundestag elected?
What is the German term for a parliamentary group of Bundestag members generally belonging to the same party?
How many Länder make up the Federal Republic of Germany?
In Germany's federal system, who holds primary responsibility for school and education policy?
In which city does the Bundesverfassungsgericht sit?
In which city does the Bundesrat meet?
In which city does the Bundesverwaltungsgericht sit?
In which city does the Bundesarbeitsgericht sit?
In which city does the Bundesfinanzhof sit?
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