Question

7 mark for review divided government is possible in mexico because it is a a parliamentary system b presidential system c mixed system d federal system e unitary system

Explanation:

Divided government (where executive and legislative branches are controlled by different parties) is possible in a presidential system, as Mexico has a presidential system with separate elections for executive (president) and legislative branches, allowing different parties to hold power. Parliamentary systems typically have executive from the majority in legislature, so divided government is rare there. Mixed, federal, or unitary systems don't directly relate to divided government in this context as the key is the separation in a presidential system.

Answer:

B. presidential system