Government of Brazil

Brazil has a federal government where power is divided between the central government and the (a)   governments.

Brazil's government is similar to the government of the (a)   .

Brazil is a (a)   democracy where citizens directly elect the president.

The president and vice president of Brazil are elected on the same (a)   for a four-year term.

The Brazilian president can serve a maximum of (a)   years in office.

The president of Brazil is the chief of state and the head of (a)   .

The president is responsible for the (a)   the government makes.

The Brazilian president serves as the (a)   -in-chief of the Brazilian military.

The president appoints a (a)   of leaders called ministers to advise on government operations.

The legislative branch of Brazil is directed by the National (a)   .