In a democracy, those who are responsible for the day-to-day conduct of gov't are accountable to the people for what is done in their name. which form of gov't, presidential or parliamentary, do you think comes closer to this ideal? why?

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Tristian Randolph

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In a democracy, those who are responsible for the day-to-day conduct of gov't are accountable to the people for what is done in their name. which form of gov't, presidential or parliamentary, do you think comes closer to this ideal? why?

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Sherlyn Mcknight · Answer 1

Presidential; two groups (executive & legislative) that check and balances each other because the legislature elects the executive in a parliamentary government. The executive is a branch of government that has a responsibility for the daily administration of the state of bureaucracy. The legislative is the one has the power to create law.