What are the characteristics of the political systems of modern Britain, the United States, France and Germany?

(1) Britain: constitutional monarchy as the main feature, the king (monarch) "reigns but does not rule", but only a symbol of supreme power; Parliament has legislative power and exercises the supreme power of the state; the cabinet is the central administrative organ, and the prime minister of the cabinet has become the supreme decision-maker and leader in the political life of the country. (2) United States: The representative system of the United States implements the typical principle of separation of powers and mutual checks and balances. The legislative, executive, and judicial powers are exercised by the Congress, the President, and the Supreme Court respectively, and the three branches of government exercise their powers in a way that checks and balances each other to achieve a balance of power. However, the power of the president is more prominent, and it is a presidential **** and system country. (3) France: The president holds executive power, but his power is limited by the parliament, which is a parliamentary system*** and a system of state. Parliament holds the legislative power. (4) Germany: the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, but the monarch is real, constitutional is virtual, is an incomplete and imperfect representative system.