One major factor that differentiates the presidential from the parliamentary system is

RolandNwali

2 months ago

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the answer is nothing away from correct

DaveChuks2005

1 year ago

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Goldenman34

2 years ago

Please the answer is passage of bills, update it.
While both presidential and parliamentary systems have separation of powers and judicial independence, the key difference lies in the relationship between the executive and legislative branches. So the answer is:

C. passage of bills

In a presidential system, the executive (president) is independent of the legislature and cannot be removed by a vote of no confidence. In a parliamentary system, the executive (prime minister) is drawn from the legislature and is accountable to it. This means bills are more likely to pass in a parliamentary system if they have the support of the majority party.