Social Studies, 22.05.2021 01:00, jagdeep5533

What is the main difference between a president in a presidential democracy and a prime minister in a parliamentary democracy? A. A president has to be elected, while a prime minister does not.

B. A prime minister does not belong to a particular political party while a president always does.

C. A prime minister has more power than the president.

D. A president is in a separate branch of government while a prime minister is a part of the legislature.

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