Which statement about officials found in various forms of government is least accurate?

A confederation would likely have several states with powerful state senators.

A parliamentary government would likely have a prime minister elected by the legislature.

A unitary government would likely have several states with powerful state senators.

A federation would likely have a president elected by the people.

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Jamie Meadows

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22 November, 22:26

Which statement about officials found in various forms of government is least accurate?

A confederation would likely have several states with powerful state senators.

A parliamentary government would likely have a prime minister elected by the legislature.

A unitary government would likely have several states with powerful state senators.

A federation would likely have a president elected by the people.

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Allan Hayden · Answer 1

The statement about officials found in various forms of government that is least accurate would be " A parliamentary government would likely have a prime minister elected by the legislature," since he or she would most likely be elected by the people.