What is a key difference between the terms of office for a Prime Minister and the President of the United States?

a. president serves for life and a prime minister for 4 years

b. no difference, they both serve for 4 years

c. no difference, they both serve indefinitely

d. a president serves 4 year terms and a prime minister serves indefinitely

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18 December, 02:14

What is a key difference between the terms of office for a Prime Minister and the President of the United States?

a. president serves for life and a prime minister for 4 years

b. no difference, they both serve for 4 years

c. no difference, they both serve indefinitely

d. a president serves 4 year terms and a prime minister serves indefinitely

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Jair Mcgee · Answer 1

The key difference between the terms of office for a Prime Minister and the President of the United States of America is letter d. A president serves 4 year terms and a prime minister serves indefinitely or depending on the country's system of government.