The government of India can be described as a federal republic while that of China can be described as a dictatorship where human rights are limited.
<h3>How are China and India different in governance?</h3>
China's government is headed by the totalitarian Communist Party where all power is virtually vested on the Premier who is currently Xi Jinping. This makes it a dictatorship where individual freedoms and human rights are limited.
India on the other hand, is a federal republic which means that citizens are able to elect their leaders. They also have a constitution that guarantees human rights and individual freedom.
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Great Britain increased its control over the colonies by creating various of acts on the colonists. As such they placed taxes (a.k.a Custom Duties and Tariffs: any tax on imported and exported goods) on certain things. An example of the most known act was the Tea Act. The Tea Act was to tax any tea items. Because the colonists were getting taxed so much before the Tea Act, the Boston Massacre occurred where the colonists disguised themselves, boarding the ship and dumping chests of tea into the water. Thus, Britain created the Coercive Act, preventing the actions of colonists and banning the Massachusetts's port until they paid for it, expanding their powers.
The Necessary and Proper Clause gives Congress the power to “make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the foregoing Powers, and all other Powers vested<span> by this Constitution in the Government of the United States.”</span>
