Political Institutions SIMPLIFIED (AP Comparative Government Unit 2)

Here is the best, concise, TO THE POINT, summary of AP Comparative Government and Politics Unit 2, Political Institutions. The MAIN PURPOSE of this video is to summarize Unit 2 as concisely as possible.

Even if you are NOT taking this AP Class, this is a great way to get introduced to political science and comparative government!

This video goes over the following terms:
Presidential, Parliamentary, and Semi-Presidential Systems
Political Coalitions
Vote of No Confidence
Snap Elections
Term Limits
Executive Branch
Head of State and Head of Government
Bureaucracy
Cabinet Members
Legislative Branch
Unicameral and Bicameral
Lower and Upper House
Judicial Branch
Common Law and Civil Law
Judicial Review
United Kingdom: House of Lords, House of Commons
Iran: Majles, Guardian Council, Expediency Council, Assembly of Experts
Nigeria: House of Representatives, Senate
Mexico: Chamber of Deputies, Senate
Russia: Duma, Federation Council
Chinese Communist Party: National Party Congress, Central Committee, Politburo, Standing Committee, General Secretary
China: National People’s Congress, Central Military Committee, Premier, State Council, Vice Premier

Timestamp
Overview of Parliamentary, Presidential, and Semi-Presidential Systems (2.1): 00:00
Unique Characteristics of Parliamentary, Presidential, and Semi-Presidential Systems (2.2): 02:05
Executive Branch (2.3-2.6): 04:23
Legislative Branch (2.6-2.7): 06:28
Judicial Branch (2.8-2.9): 08:44

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