10. The governments of the U. S. and Canada differ in what ways? a. Canada is still ruled by the British
b. Canada has a Parliamentary form of government
c. Canada requires all adult citizens to vote
d. Canada only has one political party

Option (C). The government of the United States is a presidential democracy, while the government of Canada is a parliamentary democracy.

Explanation:A presidential democracy is a system of government in which also called N executive branch exist but is separate from the legislature. The United state of America is the originator and example of the presidential system. The president double as the Chief Executive of the government and also the head of state. While parliamentary democracy on the other hand is the system of government that is usually divided into two between the head of state and a head of government.

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