Argentina, Egypt, and France all have what type of government?

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Argentina, Egypt, and France are all republics. Argentina became an independent, republican nation in 1816. Egypt became a republic in 1953. After recent political unrest in 2012 (during the movement known as "Arab Spring"), they drafted and accepted a new constitution. The first French Republic was founded in 1792; political upheaval followed in the subsequent years, and the nation is now on its Fifth French Republic. (Note: When trying to identify the government structure of a specific nation, it may help to simply identify the leader. France and the United States are such close allies that their leader, President Francois Hollande, is probably the most familiar. Knowing that France has a president would allow you to automatically rule out monarchy and totalitarian regime. In a parliamentary democracy, the parliament is elected by the people and the high government-the president, prime minister, cabinet, etc.-is elected by the parliament. Therefore, being able to recall any instance when the people voted on the president in one of these countries would allow you to rule out parliamentary democracy, leaving republic as the only viable answer.)

Argentina, Egypt, and France All Have What Type of Government