Exam 5: The United Kingdom

Which current British political party has its roots in the English nobility?

The divisions between Protestants and Catholics that split Europe did not have the same impact on Britain because

What was significant about Clause 4 of the Labour Party original manifesto?

Thatcher's policy of selling government-owned enterprises was called __________.

The title of the British equivalent of the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury is the __________.

When comparing the development of democratic society in the United States and Great Britain, one aspect they shared was

The Labour Party's successes in the past twenty years were built in part on Tony Blair's

The 1701 Act of Settlement was important because it

Gradualism, when used to describe the creation of the British state, usually means that

A term used to accurately describe the development of the British state is

What role does the monarchy play in British politics? How has this role evolved over time? How is this different from heads of state in other countries?

The 2016 referendum that shook up British politics is commonly referred to as

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 established that the monarch would, from that point forward, always be Protestant and would

The party that was in power the longest in the twentieth century was the

In recent years, the most difficult policy issues for Britain's Conservative Party to resolve internally have revolved around

What is the term used to describe British newspapers that are considered quality, non-tabloid papers?

The British health care system is known as