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Who is the elected person in a parliament?
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The prime minister
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What is the difference between a prime minister and a president?
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The prime minister is chosen by the legislature not voters. The president is chosen from the majority party
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What is a divided government?
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A divided government is when one party controls the White House and a different party controls one or both houses of Congress.
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What is a unified government?
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A unified government is when the same party is controlling both the White House and Congress.
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How is a unified government not really unified?
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Because they may be divided ideologically. To be a true but rarely found unified government they have to be unified ideologically.
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