Which of the Following Is a Difference Between a Presidential

question 37

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between a presidential democracy and a parliamentary democracy? 

• A) Unlike a presidential democracy, the lawmaking and law-enforcing branches of government are separate in a parliamentary democracy. 
• B) Unlike a parliamentary democracy, the president is responsible for lawmaking in a parliamentary democracy. 
• C) Unlike a presidential democracy, the lawmaking and law-enforcing branches of government are united in a parliamentary democracy. 
• D) Unlike a presidential democracy, the prime minister is separate from the legislative body in a parliamentary democracy. 
• E) Unlike a parliamentary democracy, the lawmaking branch is superior to the law-enforcing branch of the government in a parliamentary democracy.

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