In a Constitutional Monarchy, the Monarch, such as the Queen of England, has the final authority on all major political decisions. (Points : 1)
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In a Constitutional Monarchy, the Monarch, such as the Queen of England, has the final authority on all major political decisions. (Points : 1)
       True 
       False

anonymous · Answer

False

anonymous · Answer

Exactly, that would false, the Queen being the top of the "food chain" would have the most power in England.

anonymous · Answer

Shes just a figure head. She has little real power

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, that would be another case. I think the Queen could be manipulated a lot by her family.

anonymous · Answer

Well parliament takes care of most of the political and foreign affairs. The royal family doesn't really have the same power as they used to.

anonymous · Answer

So that would be like Congress am I right?

anonymous · Answer

The European Union was established so European nations could trade together without so many restrictions. (Points : 1)
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anonymous · Answer

@marcoduuuh, yea pretty much.