The United States and the United Kingdom, while both members of the European Union, have distinct characteristics and approaches to governance. Here are the key differences:
- Political System:
- United States: A presidential republic with a three-way power split between the federal government and the states.
- United Kingdom: A parliamentary democracy with a bicameral legislature (parliament and House of Lords) elected by the people. The executive branch is primarily composed of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and the legislative branch is the House of Commons.
