7. The difference between a presidential form of government and parliamentary form of government is

(1a; DOK 2)

a. In a presidential government the executive and legislative branches are separate and

independent; In a parliamentary government the legislative and executive branches are

one.

b. In a presidential government there is only one branch of government; In a parliamentary

government the executive branch and legislative branch are equal.

c. Both forms of government, the executive branch has ultimate power

d. In a presidential government the president is the head of the legislative branch; In a

parliamentary government the legislative branch is elected to a fixed term.