The role of the president in Kenya has traditionally been
A. superficial and ceremonial.
B. dominant in the political system.
C. short-lived, with presidents holding power for short periods of time.
D. cooperative, with presidents working effectively with the legislature.
Question 2
A year after independence, in 1964, Kenya changed its constitution and
A. did away with a role for the Queen, and established an elected president.
B. added a third chamber to the national legislature.
C. changed its structure from a unitary state to a federal state.
D. became a one-party political system.
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