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How is the head of government usually chosen in a parliamentary democracy?

A.
The military appoints the head of government.

B.
The head of state appoints the head of government.

C.
The people elect the head of government.

D.
The national legislature elects the head of government.

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D. The national legislature elects (or selects) the head of government—usually the leader of the majority party or coalition who can command the legislature's confidence.