Imagine a school where one teacher is in charge of everything, like choosing what to eat for lunch and when the break happens. Now imagine another school that has teachers who each decide on their own rules, but they also work together. Some countries are like the first school, with one leader making all the decisions. Others are like the second school, where multiple leaders share the power, like in a team.
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- A country might have one leader who decides all the rules, like a teacher.
- In another country, there are two leaders who take turns making decisions, like two parents sharing house duties.
- Some countries even have three leaders working together, each with their own roles.
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See also
- Why Do Some Countries Have More Than One Leader at the Same Time?
- Why Do Some Countries Have So Many Leaders?
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Leader and How Can You Recognize One?
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Leader and Why?
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Leader and How Can We Recognize One?
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