Which action occurs in both presidential and parliamentary governments?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the common actions or processes that occur in both presidential and parliamentary systems of government. It seeks to identify similarities in functions or operations between these two forms of government.
Answer
Voters elect members of the legislative branch.
In both presidential and parliamentary governments, voters elect members of the legislative branch.
Answer for screen readers
In both presidential and parliamentary governments, voters elect members of the legislative branch.
More Information
In both types of government systems, despite their different structures and processes, the involvement of voters in electing legislative members is a common democratic principle.
Tips
Common mistakes include confusing the roles of voters in electing the executive branch or assuming the executive branch operates independently of the legislature in parliamentary systems.
Sources
- Which action occurs in both presidential and parliamentary governments? - cameramath.com
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