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This AP Review Quiz Chapter 11 explores key distinctions in political systems, focusing on the parliamentary system in Great Britain and the U.S. Congress. It assesses understanding of legislative selection processes, powers, and...

Questions: 30 | Attempts: 138 | Last updated: May 22, 2025

Sample Question 1
In Great Britain's Parliamentary system, candidates for Parliament are selected by

Other members of Parliament, as in a private club.

The people, through primary elections.

Delegates to the party conventions.

The party.

The Prime Minister.

Sample Question 2
A basic difference between a parliament such as Great Britain's and the U.S. Congress is that

The principal role of Congress is to debate the national issues.

Members of Parliament have more power and higher pay.

Members of Congress are more likely to vote the party line.

Congress does not select a president.

None of the above.

Sample Question 3
Each of the following was an objective of the Framers EXCEPT

To make Congress accountable to the executive.

To oppose concentration of power in a single institution.

To balance large and small states.

To have Congress be the dominant institution.

C & D