In the democracies of the middle east, government leaders are chosen by a. a king b. a parliament c. a prime minister d. a supreme leader

The second alternative is correct (B).

Only two countries in the Middle East are considered democratic and five others as partial democracies, while others are categorized as authoritarian regimes.

According to the Freedom House organization, the two democratic countries in the region are Israel and Tunisia, which operate with a prime minister chosen by parliament. Lebanon, Turkey, Kuwait, Morocco and Jordan are all classified as "partially free". All these countries are to some extent representative democracies, but they have restrictions on individual freedoms.

In other countries, the political regime is dictatorial, religious, for example, Iran.

B. a parliament

Explanation:

This kind of government has the feature to be ruled by the Legislative House and is more common in countries where there is a constitutional monarchy. The parliamentary system distinguishes the roles of head of state and head of government, unlike the president regime, where both roles are held by the same person. Heads of state play more symbolic roles, heads of government work effectively with parliament.

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