British citizens tend to value what is _______________
over what is ideological and principled.
a. time-tested, or even archaic
b. supported by prime ministers and their cabinets
c. cosmopolitan and tolerant
d. effective and pragmatic
Question 2
In 1963. Political scientists Almond and Verba described
British political culture as deferential, given:
a. consistently low voter turnout rates, as compared to the rest of Western Europe and North America.
b. a tendency for British workers to appreciate the continuing role of the monarchy.
c. the confidence and faith that British workers have in the Conservative Party.
d. the British public's lack of demand for a formal Constitution.
Rocky Mountains of British Columbia
Insect species diversity on British host trees supports the area hypothesis.
Cheetah front and hind feet, as illustrated in Pocock's The Fauna of British India, including C
When the United States gets stuck over a controversial issue—usually something a divided Congress ca
British philosopher W. T. Stace.
Members of the British Punitive Expedition to Benin City