Foreign Policy Decisions Generally Are Less Contentious in Countries with a Parliamentary

Multiple Choice

Foreign policy decisions generally are less contentious in countries with a parliamentary form of government because

A) they are more democratic than countries with a presidential form of government.
B) the parliamentary majority chooses the prime minister, so the leader is from the majority party.
C) parliaments have greater power than the prime minister.
D) presidential forms of government often are contentious by nature.