Florida Civics EOC Practice Test

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How does the leader of the executive branch come to power in a parliamentary government?

The leader is directly elected by the people
The leader inherits the position
The leader comes from the legislature
The leader is appointed by a monarch

The correct answer is: The leader comes from the legislature

In a parliamentary government, the leader of the executive branch is typically chosen from within the legislature. This is because in a parliamentary system, the executive branch is made up of members of the legislature, and the leader is often the head of the majority party in parliament. This differs from other forms of government, where the leader may be elected directly by the people or inherit their position, as in a monarchy. In a parliamentary government, the leader is not appointed by a monarch but rather chosen by their peers in the legislature. This allows for a more democratic process where the leader is accountable to the legislature and can be removed from power if they lose the support of the majority party. Therefore, C is the correct answer.