Institutions and government practice question
Which two chambers together make up the UK Parliament?
- The House of Commons and the House of LordsCorrect answer
- The Senate and the Congress
- The Upper Court and the Lower Court
- The Cabinet and the Privy Council
Why
Parliament is made up of two Houses: the elected House of Commons and the House of Lords, whose members are mostly appointed. Both play a part in making and reviewing laws.
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