Question

denmark
the people of denmark elect representatives to sit in parliament, a lawmaking body. the queen of denmark heads the country, but she only has a small role in government. the government is led by a prime minister, who is appointed from among the elected representatives.
forms of government:
____ and ____

brazil
brazil is led by a president who is elected by the citizens. citizens in brazil elect a new president every four years. citizens also elect representatives to serve in two different legislative bodies.
form of government:
______

Explanation:

For Denmark:

Denmark has a Queen (monarchy) and a Prime Minister from elected representatives (democracy), so its forms of government are Monarchy and Democracy (or more specifically, a Constitutional Monarchy and a Parliamentary Democracy). The Queen has a small role, and the elected representatives and Prime Minister handle governance.

Brazil is led by a president elected by citizens, with citizens also electing representatives to legislative bodies. This fits a Presidential Democracy (or Republic, specifically a Federal Presidential Republic) as power is held by elected officials, including the president and legislators.

Answer:

Monarchy and Parliamentary Democracy (or Constitutional Monarchy and Democracy)

For Brazil: