Great Britain Parliament

A system of political organization where a vassals served a lord and received protection and land in return.

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What is the capital city of England?

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What was the law created by barons to limit the power of King John of England?

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He cancelled or revoked the Magna Carta that resulted to the revolt of the barons.

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Which component of the parliamentary system holds the primary responsibility for making government actions and proposing legislation?

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The House of Commons is typically the upper chamber in a parliamentary system, responsible for scrutinizing government actions and proposing legislation.

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The House of Lords is primarily composed of hereditary peers who inherit their titles.

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The king or queen gives the final approval to new laws.

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The Bill of Rights was signed by Henry III to end the absolute monarchy in England.

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The Parliament of the Great Britain is unicameral, meaning it consists of only one chamber/house where all legislative functions take place.

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