Question

a direct democracy has no single leader. political decisions are made by a majority vote of all citizens. a representative democracy is a government where people elect representatives to make political decisions. representative governments can take many forms, including these: in a limited monarchy, a monarch serves as the ceremonial head of state but has little real power. instead, the actual governing is done by representatives. because the monarchs power is often limited by a constitution, this form is sometimes called a constitutional monarchy. in a parliamentary system, citizens elect representatives to a group, often called a parliament, which has the power to make laws. the parliament then chooses one of its members to lead the government. in a presidential system, citizens elect a president as the leader of the country. citizens also elect representatives to make laws. this system is often called a republic. imagine a country whose government is described below: in this country, there is a law that citizens must participate in elections to choose their representatives. they are required to choose one candidate for governor, who will lead the country. they are also required to choose two candidates for the legislative council, which passes laws for the country. what sort of government does this describe? a presidential system a limited monarchy a parliamentary system

Explanation:

In the described country, citizens elect a leader (Governor) and representatives for the law - making body (Legislative Council), which is characteristic of a presidential system. In a limited monarchy, there is a monarch with little real power, and in a parliamentary system, the parliament chooses the government leader, neither of which match the description.

Answer:

a presidential system