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A) is constitutionally protected.
B) does not exist at any level.
C) is led by appointed rather than elected officials.
D) has formal powers only when granted by the central government.
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A) The United Kingdom retains a relatively small army compared to its Western European counterparts.
B) Since the end of World War II,the United States has counted on the United Kingdom as its most dependable ally.
C) Most Britons have supported the idea of full participation in a stronger EU.
D) The United Kingdom identifies itself with continental Europe far more strongly than it does with partners across the Atlantic.
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A) an effort to encourage Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland to seek independence.
B) turning over some central governmental power to regional legislatures in Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland.
C) asserting more power for central government and blocking attempts at independence among Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland.
D) an increase in the number of parliamentary districts in the regions of Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland.
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A) House of Lords
B) judiciary
C) cabinet
D) regional legislatures
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A) a military intervention by the Irish Republic.
B) the Catholic victory in the civil war.
C) the Good Friday Agreement.
D) the Protestant victory in the civil war.
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A) The SNP demonstrated surprising strength in the 2015 election,nearly sweeping all of Scotland's 59 seats in Parliament.
B) The United Kingdom Independence Party won increased support for its anti-EU platform,but it still holds only five seats in Parliament.
C) The showing of the Liberal Democratic Party made the best case in a half century for the viability of a three-party system.
D) The Liberal Democrats,who had maintained a coalition government with the Conservatives,were able to earn greater support by riding on the popularity of the Conservative Party in the 2014 elections.
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A) Celtic law
B) Code law
C) Common law
D) Informal law
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A) Whigs.
B) Reds.
C) Backbenchers.
D) Tories.
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A) authoritarian
B) majoritarian
C) oligarchy
D) corporatist
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A) Scottish support for Blair's Iraq policy
B) the Labour Party's refusal to devolve power to Scotland
C) economic revival in Scotland
D) the promise by the EU of membership for an independent Scotland
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A) the first coalition government involving the Scottish National Party and a major party; a dramatic reduction in popular support for the Labour Party
B) a rise in the popular vote for the UKIP to 13 percent; the taking of ten seats in Parliament by the UKIP
C) the replacement of David Cameron as the prime minister and Conservative Party leader; a general popular acceptance of the previous government's austerity measures
D) a net loss of seats in Parliament for the Conservatives; the return to a "hung parliament"
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A) ethnic
B) religious
C) class-based
D) regional
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A) It strengthens democratic rule.
B) It encourages the strength of smaller parties,which results in more coalition governments.
C) It supports the dominance of the Labour and Conservative parties.
D) It weakens the regional concentration of smaller parties.
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A) Sadiq Khan.
B) Boris Johnson.
C) Ken Livingstone.
D) Nigel Farage.
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A) Prime ministers are frequently removed by votes of no confidence.
B) Prime ministers are elected to a maximum term of ten years.
C) Prime ministers are responsible for maintaining the support of their fellow MPs.
D) Prime ministers largely cede diplomatic responsibilities to the head of state.
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A) Catholic supporters.
B) the monarchy.
C) supporters of Parliament.
D) peasant laborers.
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A) It is a means of governing with a very slim majority that requires courting votes from the opposition.
B) It involves a frequent coalition government between the Labour Party and the Green Party.
C) It represents devolution to regional governments in order to quell nationalist sentiment.
D) It is a moderate compromise between the ideological right and the left of moderate free-market policies and ambitious constitutional reform.
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