8. How does the chief executive of a parliamentary system differ from that of a presidential system? (1 point)
Unlike a president, a prime minister is a member of both the legislative and executive branches.
Unlike a president, the prime minister is elected by the citizenry.
Unlike a president, the prime minister is the only member of the executive branch.
Unlike a president, the prime minister is under the direct control of the legislature.
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