Canada's government is an example of what form of government in which the prime minister is both the chief executive and a member of the legislature?
A)A presidential republic
B)A parliamentary system
C)A socialist collective
D)A republic

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Canada's government is a parliamentary system, in which the prime minister is both the chief executive and a member of the legislature. In this system, the executive branch (headed by the prime minister) is accountable to the legislative branch (parliament), and the prime minister is chosen from among the members of parliament. This is different from a presidential republic, where the president is an independent executive and not a member of the legislature.

Canada's Government Is an Example of What Form of Government