1. Constitution of U.S.A. and U.K.
Comparison between the main features of the constitution of U. S. And U.K

2. features
The constitution of England is unwritten whereas American constitution is written
The constitution of England is evolved whereas the American constitution is enacted
British constitution is flexible whereas American constitution is rigid
In England ,there is monarchy whereas America is a republic
In England there is unitary form of government ,in America it is a federal

3. CONTINIOUS
In England there is parliamentary form of government, in America it is presidential
In England there is no separation of powers, whereas in America, there is separation of power
The power of judicial review is not with the judiciary in England but this power is with American judiciary
In England ,there is supremacy of parliament, there is no such thing in America

4. Comparison between the American president and the king of England
Both are the heads of their respective states
Similarities in legislative field
Both are supreme commanders of the forces
Approval over the bills
Equal judicial powers
Similar powers regarding appointments
Both accept the diplomatic agents

5. Comparison between the American president with British prime minister
Difference in their appointment
Difference in the growth of their office
Difference in there tenure
Comparison in regard to there relations with legislature
Control over the proceedings of the legislature
Comparison in regard to their relations with cabinet

6. continuous Comparison in financial sphere
Comparison in the sphere of policy making
Comparison in the sphere of appointments
To get the parliament dissolved
Comparison in the sphere of responsibility
conclusion

7. COMPARISION BETWEEN THE AMERICAN CABINET AND BRITISH CABINET
Difference in their composition
Members of the British cabinet are important politicians, but it is not essential in America
Difference in there tenure
Difference in their relations with legislature
Difference in political homogeneity
Difference in the principle of responsibility
Difference with the relations with prime minister and the president
Difference in their power