Which statement would most likely come from someone who supported a unitary parliamentary government?

"The king is the only one who has the divine right to rule. Individuals are not important, and only exist to further the glory and well being of the king."

"The legislature of the national government should hold all political power. It should also be responsible for the election of the prime minister."

"We should make sure that the national government does not become too powerful. The people should also directly elect the president."

"Each state should rightly be independent. The national government should only be responsible for our mutual defense. In fact, we should not have a president or prime minister, as no individual should have that much power."

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9 January, 06:29

Which statement would most likely come from someone who supported a unitary parliamentary government?

"The king is the only one who has the divine right to rule. Individuals are not important, and only exist to further the glory and well being of the king."

"The legislature of the national government should hold all political power. It should also be responsible for the election of the prime minister."

"We should make sure that the national government does not become too powerful. The people should also directly elect the president."

"Each state should rightly be independent. The national government should only be responsible for our mutual defense. In fact, we should not have a president or prime minister, as no individual should have that much power."

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Fisher Carson · Answer 1

In a unitary parliamentary system, the central government will delegate power to lower level. So the most likely statement is "We should make sure that the national government does not become too powerful. The people should also directly elect the president."

Santos Mcgrath · Answer 2

The answer is "We should make sure that the national government does not become too powerful. The people should also directly elect the president."