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In Japan the emperor, a hereditary ruler, serves as the head of state, while the people participate in governing and elected officials make laws. What type of government does Ja…

In Japan the emperor, a hereditary ruler, serves as the head of state, while the people participate in governing and elected officials make laws. What type of government does Ja…
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In Japan the emperor, a hereditary ruler, serves as the head of state, while the people participate in governing and elected officials make laws. What type of government does Japan have?

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D) constitutional monarchy

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Japan is a constitutional monarchy.

This means that the ruler is hereditary - the position is inherited, but the ruler is only representative and the actual power is in the hands of the parliament whose function and election is described in the constitution of the country
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