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what are the differences between the two predominant forms of democratic governments in Eastern Asia.

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The parliamentary system of government has the cabinet, composed of elected members of the legislature. Within the cabinet, members elect a prime minister, who serves as the head of government. It has two branches: legislative and executive.

The presidential system of government is when a president is chosen separately from the legislature. The president serves as the head of head of government and the chief of state. It has three branches of government: legislative, judicial and executive.

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