Which of the following is a feature of British political culture?
a. The British tend to have an optimistic, even nave, view of the possibilities for democracy.
b. The British feel a strong sense of allegiance, and the feeling that they can influence government.
c. The British are suspicious of any sort of secrecy and favor an open society.
d. The British take conservative positions on social and moral issues and expect the government to make conservative public policy decisions.
Question 2
After the general election in May 2010, Labour lost more than one-fourth of its seats in Parliament, but the Conservatives did not win enough seats to form a government; resulting in a political arrangement known as a
a. split majority.
b. coalition government.
c. divided Parliament.
d. multiparty government.
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