Differences In Government Structures

The differences in government structures determine how well a country can govern itself. Germany, France, and the United States, are three countries that have similarities and differences between their branches of government. Due to that, the ideas of maintaining of stable government is different between each of them, but also similar in certain ways. After all, a country is shaped from its government structures. This paper will explain the differences and similarities between each of these counties, and briefly introduce the relationships they share with the other. It will also demonstrate what works best in one country, and if it could work in another country as well. The relationship between Germany, France, and the United States is very special and unique. Once, both the U.S and France were against Germany, and had declared war on September 3rd, 1939 along with Britain, (Britain and France declare war on Germany, (n.d.). This was during World War II; this had changed in more recent years. Now, the U.S and France are both dedicated to protecting Germany for different purposes. The U.S protects Germany, because it is one of the few European countries that agrees with their politics for the most part, (Mahncke, D, 2009). France protects Germany to enable a stable relationship through their common goals, (Mahncke, …show more content…
Both of these countries take the roles of leaders in order to aid the European nations with providing framework for a reform government for the Euro area, (Schild, J, 2013). During this crisis, the relationship between France and Germany strengthened. The joint-leadership allowed them to see things as a group, and work toward to aiding the European nations in their struggles. France provided the struggling nations with the needed financial support, and Germany gave the nations their excellent leadership skills for the time being, (Schild, J,