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Analyze the difference between the roles of mayor and city council members.(1 point)
Responses

The mayor is the executive, and city council members are legislators.
The mayor is the executive, and city council members are legislators.

The mayor is the legislator, and the city council is the judiciary.
The mayor is the legislator, and the city council is the judiciary.

The mayor is the executive, and the city council members are the department heads.
The mayor is the executive, and the city council members are the department heads.

The mayor is the legislator, and city council is the executive branch.

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Correct answer: "The mayor is the executive, and city council members are legislators."

Brief explanation: The mayor enforces laws, manages city administration and departments, and often implements policy. City council members pass ordinances, set policy, adopt the budget, and represent constituents — functions of a legislative body.