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dalyningkenk

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What as the nonparty movement that arose in support of Charles de Gaulle known as?
 
  A. survivance
   B. Gaullism
   C. the Green movement
   D. the French Liberal Party

Question 2

While France does not have a tradition of judicial review in politics, it does have a government body that ensures that constitutional provisions possess a superiority over ordinary laws. What is that government body known as?
 
  A. Supreme Court of France
   B. Constitutional Council
   C. House of Lords of France
   D. Assemble Nationale



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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