** ** which system of government offers a greater separation of powers between executive and legislative branches? in a (unitary, presidential, or parliamentary) system of government, there is greater separation of powers between executive and legislative than in a (unitary, presidential, or parliamentary) system of government.

presidential,parliamentary. The main difference between the parliamentary system and the President is that in the state of the first type the leading role in the system of State power is played by its highest legislative body, appointing the head of Government — the person possessing the greatest fullness Political power. In the second category, the maximum powers are the president, who heads the executive branch (or directly influencing its work).

In a presidential system of government, there is greater separation of powers between executive and legislative than in a parliamentary system of government.

Explanation:

In the presidential system, there is a division of administrative powers between the legislative, executive and judicial bodies.The legislative and executives work independently, and the head of state rules over the executive branch.

In the parliamentary system, the prime minister leads the party and there is no defined separation of powers between executive and legislative branch.

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