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How does the role of citizens in choosing the heads of government differ between South Korea and Japan? A In South Kored the people indirectly elect the head of government, while in Japan the people directly elect the head of government. B In South Korea, the head of government seized power by force, while in Japan the head of government is directly elected by the people c. In South Korea, the people directly elect the head of government, while in Japan the people indirectly elect the head of government. D. In South Korea, the people directly elect the head of government, while in Japan the head of government inherits the position.​

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c

Explanation:

c i sthe anwser for this question bc in south korea the vote for the govrment and in japan they pick who ever is best for the place

The role of citizens in choosing the heads of government differ between South Korea and Japan include option C:  In South Korea, the people directly elect the head of government, while in Japan the people indirectly elect the head of government.

What is the term Government about?

A government defined as a authority that generally operate the state and local public system.

The main difference between the election conducted in Japan and South Korea is that, in South Korea people have a right to choose appropriate government authorities that is helpful for them whereas  japan residents can elected indirectly.

Therefore, correct option is C.

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