How is the Canadian government different from the U. S. government? A. In Canada, the head of government is not elected directly by the people.
B. In Canada, the legislative branch is elected by the people.
C. In Canada, there are not separate branches of government.
D. In Canada, the legislative body passes laws.

A. In Canada, the head of government is not elected directly by the people.

Explanation:

Canada is a constitutional monarchy. The Queen, represented by the Governor-General, is the head of state and the Prime Minister is the head of Government. The U.S. is a republic. The head of state and head of the Government are the same people: the President.

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