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1. Constitution: Constitution of The Federal Republic of Nigeria.

2. Adopted in 1999

3. Adopted due to end of military rule to civilian democracy

4. Government Type: Federal Republic

5. Political Cleavages: Ethnic: Hausa-Fulani (North), Yoruba (Southwest), Igbo (Southeast)

Religious: Islam (North), Christianity (South)

Regional: North vs. South economic and development disparities

6. Executive: Name: The Presidency

Current Executive: Bola Ahmed Tinubu

Powers: The President is both the head of state and government, commands the armed forces, signs bills into law, appoints ministers and other officials.

7. Legislative: Name: National Assembly

Structure: Bicameral (Senate and House of Representatives)

Powers: Passing legislation, approving the budget, and oversight of the executive branch.

8. Judicial: Name: The Supreme Court of Nigeria

9. Powers: The highest court in Nigeria, interprets the constitution, and ensures laws are consistent with the constitution.

10. GDP and GDP Per Capita: 504.57 Billion and 2,283

Top Industries: Oil and Gas, Agriculture,telecommunications.

11. Last War: Name: Nigerian Civil War (1967-1970)

Sides: Federal Government of Nigeria vs. Biafran secessionists

Causes: Ethnic tensions, economic disparities, and the secession of the Eastern Region (Biafra)

Consequences: Reaffirmed the unity of Nigeria, significant loss of life, and humanitarian crisis.

Outcome: Nigeria won, Biafra reintegrated into the country.

12. Last / Current Major Crisis: Crisis: Boko Haram insurgency

Explanation: Ongoing conflict with the Islamist militant group Boko Haram, primarily in the Northeast. The Nigerian government is employing military action and regional cooperation to combat the group.

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Name: United Kingdom

Evolved over time through various legal and political developments,including the magna carta (1215) and the bill of rights(1869)

Government Type: Constitutional Democracy and Parliamentary Democracy

Ethnic: Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish vs. English identity

Religious: Protestant vs. Catholic (particularly in Northern Ireland)

Regional: North-South economic divide, devolution to Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

Executive:

Name: The Government of the United Kingdom

Current Executive: Prime Minister Keir Starmer

Powers: The Prime Minister is the head of government, oversees the executive branch, implements laws, and represents the UK internationally.

Legislative:

Name: Parliament of the United Kingdom

Structure: Bicameral (House of Commons and House of Lords)

Powers: Making and passing laws, scrutinizing the government, and representing the public.

Judicial:

Name: The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

Powers: Final court of appeal, interprets law, and ensures legal consistency across the UK.

GDP: 3.07 trillion and 45,850

Top industries:Financial services, manufacturing, technology

Last War:

Name: Falklands War (1982)

Sides: United Kingdom vs. Argentina

Causes: Dispute over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands.

Consequences: Affirmed British control over the Falklands.

Outcome: The UK won, maintaining sovereignty over the Falklands.

Last / Current Major Crisis:

Crisis: Brexit and its aftermath

Explanation: The UK’s decision to leave the European Union has led to economic and political challenges, including trade disruptions and Northern Ireland tensions. The government is negotiating trade deals and implementing policies to manage the transition.

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Constitution:

Name: Constitution of the Russian Federation

Year Adopted: 1993

Adopted following the fall off of the Soviet Union.

Government Type:

Federal Semi-Presidential Republic

Political Cleavages:

Ethnic: Russian vs. various ethnic minorities (e.g., Chechens)

Religious: Russian Orthodoxy vs. Islam (in certain regions)

Regional: Tensions between Moscow and peripheral regions, particularly in the North Caucasus

Executive:

Name: The Presidency

Current Executive: President Vladimir Putin

Powers: The President has broad powers, including command of the armed forces, appointment of top officials, and influence over domestic and foreign policy.

Legislative:

Name: Federal Assembly

Structure: Bicameral (State Duma and Federation Council)

Powers: Passing federal laws, approving the budget, and overseeing the executive.

Judicial:

Name: Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation

Powers: Ensures laws comply with the constitution, resolves disputes over the constitutionality of laws.

GDP:2.24 Trillion and 15,500

Top Industries: Oil,Metals,military equipment

Last War:

Name: Russo-Ukrainian War (ongoing)

Sides: Russia vs. Ukraine

Causes: Support for separatists in Eastern Ukraine.

Consequences: International penalties on Russia, ongoing conflict.

Outcome: Ongoing; Russia annexed Crimea but faces significant resistance in Ukraine and international isolation.

Last / Current Major Crisis:

Crisis: Economic sanctions due to the Ukraine conflict

Explanation: Western sanctions are impacting the Russian economy. The government is attempting to fix this through economic diversification and strengthening ties with non-Western countries.

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Name: Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Year Adopted: 1979 (with amendments in 1989)

Adopted following the Iranian Revolution that overthrew the monarchy and established an Islamic Republic

Govt Type: Islamic Republic

Political Cleavages:

Ethnic: Persian majority

Religious: Shia Islam

Regional: Urban vs. rural inequality, tensions between the central government and peripheral regions

Executive:

Name: The Presidency

Current Executive: President Ebrahim Raisi

Powers: The President manages the executive branch, implements laws, and oversees domestic and economic policy, but ultimate power resides with the Supreme Leader.

Legislative:

Name: Islamic Consultative Assembly

Structure: Unicameral

Powers: Passing laws, approving the budget, and overseeing the executive branch.

Judicial:

Name: Supreme Court of Iran

Powers: Oversees the judicial system, ensures compliance with Islamic law, and resolves legal disputes.

GDP

$373.31 billion and $4,425

Top Industries: Oil and gas, petrochemicals, agriculture

Last War:

Name: Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988)

Sides: Iran vs. Iraq

Causes: Territorial disputes, religious and ideological differences.

Consequences: Massive problems, economic devastation, and stalemate.

Outcome: Stalemate; no significant territorial changes, but both sides suffered heavy losses.

Last / Current Major Crisis:

Crisis: Economic challenges due to international sanctions

Explanation: Sanctions, particularly from the U.S., are severely impacting the Iranian economy.

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Constitution:

Name: Constitution of the United Mexican States

Year Adopted: 1917

Adopted after the Mexican Revolution to establish social and economic rights and limit the power of the government.

Government Type:

Federal Republic

Political Cleavages:

Ethnic: Mestizo majority vs. indigenous minorities

Social: Wealth is unstable, urban vs. rural divide

Religious: Catholic

Executive:

Name: The Presidency

Current Executive: Andrés Manuel López

Powers: The President is the head of state and government, commander of the armed forces, implements laws, and appoints government officials.

Legislative:

Name: Congress of the Union

Structure: Bicameral (Senate and Chamber of Deputies)

Powers: Passing laws, approving the budget, and overseeing the executive branch.

Judicial:

Name: Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation

Powers: The highest court in Mexico, interprets the constitution, and ensures laws are consistent with the constitution.

GDP :

$1.42 trillion and $11,173

Top Industries: Manufacturing, oil, tourism

Last War:

Name: Cristero War (1926-1929)

Sides: Mexican government vs. Catholic rebels

Causes: Anti-religious laws of the Mexican government

Consequences: Thousands of casualties, weakening of Church influence in politics.

Outcome: The government won, though with some concessions to the Catholic Church.

Last / Current Major Crisis:

Crisis: Drug cartel violence

Explanation: Ongoing violence and corruption related to drug cartels. The government is using military and law enforcement to combat the cartels, but violence remains a significant issue

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Constitution:

Name: Constitution of the People's Republic of China

Year Adopted: 1982 (with subsequent amendments)

Adopted to provide a legal framework for governance under the Communist Party of China, following the Cultural Revolution.

Government Type:

One-Party Socialist Republic

Political Cleavages:

Ethnic: Han majority

Religious: State atheism vs. religious minorities

Regional: Coastal vs. inland economic disparities, urban vs. rural divide

Executive:

Name: The State Council

Current Executive: President Xi Jinping

Powers: The President is the head of state and the highest official in the government, overseeing the military, foreign policy, and domestic governance.

Legislative:

Name: National People's Congress (NPC)

Structure: Unicameral

Powers: The NPC enacts laws, approves the budget, and oversees the executive. However, it largely follows the directives of the Communist Party.

Judicial:

Name: Supreme People's Court

Powers: The highest court in China, interprets laws, and ensures they are applied uniformly across the country.

GDP and GDP Per Capita::$17.96 trillion and $12,556 (2022)

Top Industries: Manufacturing, technology, agriculture

Last War:

Name: Sino-Vietnamese War (1979)

Sides: China vs. Vietnam

Causes: Territorial arguments, Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia.

Consequences: Short but intense conflict, border tensions, strained Sino-Vietnamese relations.

Outcome: No clear winner; China withdrew after claiming to have taught Vietnam a lesson, but Vietnam remained in Cambodia.

Last / Current Major Crisis:

Crisis: Economic slowdown and international trade tensions

Explanation: China's economy is facing slower growth, partly due to trade tensions with the U.S. and other countries. The government is implementing policies to stimulate domestic consumption and diversify trade partners.