When an executive head of government is elected from within the legislature, we usually refer to the legislative-executive system as:
A)presidential.
B)authoritarian.
C)vote of no confidence.
D)semi-presidential.
E)parliamentary.

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In a parliamentary system, the executive head (such as a prime minister) is elected from within the legislature, meaning the executive branch derives its legitimacy from and is accountable to the legislature.

When an Executive Head of Government Is Elected from Within