The form of general-purpose government found in a majority of cities is comprised of an elected body with legislative and executive powers and a(n)
A) weak mayor.
B) strong mayor.
C) council-manager.
D) independent commission.
E) council of governments.

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The council-manager form of government is the most common in cities, where an elected council holds legislative and executive powers, and a city manager is appointed to handle administrative functions.

The Form of General-Purpose Government Found in a Majority of Cities