When we say that Japan is a constitutional monarchy, we mean that ...

[Kthamas]

When we say that Japan is a constitutional monarchy, we mean that
 
  a. the monarch alone can amend the constitution.
  b. the monarch is the formal head of government although as a practical matter, executive power is exercised by the prime minister.
  c. the monarch serves only a ceremonial symbolic role.
  d. the Japanese parliament chooses the monarch.
  e. the monarch has a constitutional power to veto laws approved by parliament but he has never exercised this.

Question 2

Merit-selection plans, in practice, are
 
  a. immune from politics.
  b. most often dominated by the legal profession.
  c. reduced to a struggle between Democrats and Republicans.
  d. immune from the governor's influence.

[Beatricemm]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b

[Kthamas]

TYSM

[DylanD1323]

Gracias!