alleryA key problem of presidential democracy is that the president and the legislature may be controlled by what?
AThe same army
BSeparate parties
CThe same judge
DForeign powers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Separate parties
1. Presidential systems have separation of powers.
2. The president and the legislature may end up controlled by separate parties, so one can block the other.
3. This can interfere with the orderly operation of the state.
_Source: Wikipedia, Democracy, Presidential_
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