What Makes Britain a Model of What Aristotle Called a Mixed

question 12

Multiple Choice

What makes Britain a model of what Aristotle called a mixed regime?

• A) It combines a queen and a prime minister.
• B) It is based on a constitution.
• C) It places legislative power in the hands of the House of Lords.
• D) It includes different branches of government that represent different classes.
• E) It gives parliament the power to oust the prime minister.

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