Question #3 What is a potential advantage of the parliamentary system, according to the text? A.The parliamentary system is more stable because the prime minister has a fixed term in office. B. The parliamentary system is more stable because it allows for the removal of the prime minister through a vote of no confidence. C.The parliamentary system is less prone to gridlock due to the separation of powers. D. The parliamentary system is more efficient in passing legislation due to the separation of powers. ansular

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Question #3 What is a potential advantage of the parliamentary system, according to the text? A.The parliamentary system is more stable because the prime minister has a fixed term in office. B. The parliamentary system is more stable because it allows for the removal of the prime minister through a vote of no confidence. C.The parliamentary system is less prone to gridlock due to the separation of powers. D. The parliamentary system is more efficient in passing legislation due to the separation of powers. ansular

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The correct answer is **B. The parliamentary system is more stable because it allows for the removal of the prime minister through a vote of no confidence.**Here's why: A vote of no confidence allows a parliament to remove a prime minister who is no longer effective or who has lost the support of the legislature. This flexibility can prevent prolonged periods of political instability that might occur in a presidential system where removing an unpopular executive is more difficult. While it might seem counterintuitive that *removing* a leader promotes stability, it actually provides a safety valve for discontent and allows for a more responsive government.

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