Question 37
POST_UTME_LASU
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2024
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GOVERNMENT
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objective
What is the main difference between a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy?
Answer Options
A.
In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch holds absolute power, while in a parliamentary democracy, the prime minister holds absolute power
Correct Answer
B.
In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch serves as head of state, while in a parliamentary democracy, the prime minister serves as head of state
C.
In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch is elected by the people, while in a parliamentary democracy, the prime minister is elected by the people
D.
In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch has limited powers, while in a parliamentary democracy, the prime minister has limited powers
Correct Answer
B
Correct Option:
In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch serves as head of state, while in a parliamentary democracy, the prime minister serves as head of state
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Post Utme Lasu
2024
Government
Question 37.
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objective
questions from the
2024
Post Utme Lasu
Government
examination.