How are parliamentary and presidential democracies different?
A.
Citizens elect the ch...
Social Studies, 22.01.2021 18:30 kjdskcd4024
How are parliamentary and presidential democracies different?
A.
Citizens elect the chief executive in presidential democracies. Legislators elect the chief executive in parliamentary democracies.
B.
Citizens elect the chief executive in parliamentary democracies. Legislators elect the chief executive in presidential democracies.
C.
In presidential democracies, citizens play no role in selecting their nation’s leaders. In parliamentary democracies, all leaders are elected by citizens.
D.
In parliamentary democracies, citizens play no role in selecting their nation’s leaders. In presidential democracies, all leaders are elected by citizens.
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