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AP Comparative Gov Country: Mexico

Mexico for the AP course: federal presidential republic, PRI dominance and transition, electoral reforms, drug-related violence, and NAFTA and USMCA.

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35 basic cards for AP Comparative Government. Set 3 of 6 in AP Comparative Gov Country. It opens with "What is Mexico's form of government?" and "How many chambers does Mexico's Congress have?". Study it alongside the other AP sets below.

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What is Mexico's form of government?
Show answerFederal presidential republic
How many chambers does Mexico's Congress have?
Show answerTwo (Senate and Chamber of Deputies)
What is Mexico's lower chamber of Congress called?
Show answerChamber of Deputies
What is Mexico's upper chamber of Congress called?
Show answerSenate
How long is a single Mexican presidential term?
Show answerSix years
Can a Mexican president serve consecutive terms?
Show answerNo, limited to one six-year term
How many federal entities comprise Mexico?
Show answer32 (31 states plus Mexico City)
Which party dominated Mexican politics for 71 consecutive years?
Show answerPRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party)
What year did PRI's monopoly on the presidency end?
Show answer2000
Who was Mexico's first non-PRI president?
Show answerVicente Fox
What party did Vicente Fox represent?
Show answerPAN (National Action Party)
What does PRI stand for?
Show answerInstitutional Revolutionary Party
What does PAN stand for?
Show answerNational Action Party
What does PRD stand for?
Show answerParty of the Democratic Revolution
What does MORENA stand for?
Show answerNational Regeneration Movement

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