A parliamentary system is different from the U.S. congressional system mainly due to __________.

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In a parliamentary system, the executive branch (led by a prime minister or similar position) and judicial branch are responsible to the legislature and can be removed by a vote of no confidence. In the U.S. congressional system, there is a separation of powers between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, with each branch having its own distinct powers and responsibilities. Commonwealths and the monarchy do not necessarily differentiate between the two systems. Monthly elections and a king are not necessarily requirements for a parliamentary system either.

A Parliamentary System Is Different from the U