14. how do the governments of turkey and israel differ from those of jordan and saudi arabia? (1 point)
they base their laws on religious beliefs.
they have elected multi­party systems.
they have strong federal authorities.
they maintain powerful militaries.

Saudi Arabia and Jordan are a monarchies, where Saudi Arabia is an absolute totalitarian monarchy with Islamist lines, Jordan is a parliamentary monarchy. Israel has a system of parliamentary democracy where the prime minister is the head of government, the government has executive power, and the parliamentary assembly is made up of representatives of the parties elected in the elections. Turkey has a system of presidential republic, where the political system is based on the separation of powers. Members of Parliament are also elected in the elections.

The answer is: B.

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