Question

Question

What is a major difference between the British and U.S. governments?
(1 point)
Responses

The British government is bound by the rule of law.
The British government is bound by the rule of law.

The British federal government has power over the states.
The British federal government has power over the states.

The leader of Britain is chosen by the legislature.
The leader of Britain is chosen by the legislature.

The British constitution includes a list of individual rights.

Answer 1

The major difference between the British and U.S. governments from the given options is:

The leader of Britain is chosen by the legislature.

In the UK, the Prime Minister is typically the leader of the party that has the majority in the House of Commons and is elected by the legislature. In contrast, the President of the United States is elected independently by the electorate through an electoral system.