Despite having scored success in regional elections, one of the reasons why regional parties have rarely held political power nationally in the UK is that ________.
A. they are active advocates of socialism
B. they are not recognized by the central government
C. they are generally apathetic toward national politics
D. they are small in size when compared to the dominant parties
E. they lack in effective leadership and collective mobilization of their members
Question 2
Which of the following features of British politics is instrumental in limiting government authority?
A. parliamentary sovereignty
B. majoritarian electoral system
C. historical tradition
D. prime ministerial government
E. absolute powers of the monarch
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