The policymaking process in the UK differs from that of the United States in that the policymaking process in the UK
A. substantially curtails legislators' ability to propose, block, or amend legislation.
B. allows most individual members of the Parliament to play key roles in the legislative process.
C. follows a model that emphasizes on the decentralization of power and authority.
D. encourages members of the opposition to play an active role in the legislative process.
E. limits the Parliament's role in serving as a check on prime ministerial power.
A
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a. technological advances. b. a new, more open attitude of people. c. the decline of the influence of the World Trade Organization. d. the collapse of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. e. the pacification of peoples around the world.
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a. Once a president's approval ratings begin to decline, the trend is irreversible. b. Historically, presidents experience a "honeymoon period" with regard to their ratings. c. Historically, presidents experience higher ratings in their second term. d. Individual events seldom have a noticeable effect on presidential approval ratings.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. issue ownership b. social connectedness c. electoral mandate d. position issues e. networking