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Australia is governed by its parliament and an individual chosen by the parliament, who is known as the a. monarch. b. governor. c. president. d. prime minister.
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Australia is governed by its parliament and an individual chosen by the parliament, who is known as the

a. monarch.
b. governor.
c. president.
d. prime minister.

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D. Prime minister.

It could also be president, but most of the time in a presidential democracy, they are the leader.

A monarch is only in a monarchy, or kingdom. They get chosen by inheriting it.

A governor is just a lower class job of a president.
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