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    The Primary Driving Force Within the German Policy-Making Process Is
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The Primary Driving Force Within the German Policy-Making Process Is

Question 28

Question 28

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The primary driving force within the German policy-making process is the


A) Bundestag.
B) Länder.
C) European Union.
D) Chancellor and cabinet.
E) Bundesrat.

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