The British electoral system is a:
A. multiple member district voting system
B. hereditary representation system
C. single-member district, plurality voting system
D. single-member district, majority voting system
Question 2
Britain has traditionally been called a two-party system. This is true only
A. in terms of how many parties come from Scotland.
B. in terms of the number of parties that have formed a Government since 1945.
C. in terms of the number of parties in coalition governments.
D. in terms of the number of parties permitted to run candidates in a district.
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