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A key dimension of Thatcherism, the governing philosophy of Margaret Thatcher, is
 
  A. privatization of many government-run functions.
   B. raising national revenue through higher taxes.
   C. moving power from the center at Westminster to local councils and cities.
   D. increasing the size of the House of Commons.

Question 2

One historical role of the House of Lords, no longer in existence, was serving as
 
  A. a forum for impeachment of the monarch.
  B. the highest court of appeals in the nation.
  C. the base for bureaucratic administration in Britain.
  D. to help select the prime minister.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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