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The UK has a bi cameral parliament, the House of Commons & the House of Lords, at the Palace of Westminster. the House of Commons is what we in the UK vote for in the General Election. The House of Lords is unelected & made up now of Life Peers, generally, rather than Hereditary Peers. Actually it is a case in point that while Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland all have their own houses of assembly, subject to Westminsters overall administration, England has no such thing !
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What part of England's government has similarities to the U.S House of Representatives?
The Parliament.
What is the legislature branch of government in England called?
It is the Parliament.
What is the government system in England called?
Parliamentary Democracy.
What was the government called that was created in England after Charles I?
Monarchy
Which feature of the US government system was inherited from England?
a two-house legislature
What is the name of the Isle of Man government?
Its called Tynwald And our house of parliament is called The House of Keys
What is Britain government called?
The House of Parliment.
What was the government under Oliver Cromwell in England called?
The Protectorate
What was Virginia colony's first government called?
House of Burgesses. Washington was a member.
The government building in Rome was called the government building in Rome was called the?
The Senate House.
What is the law making body of England called?
The house of commons
What characteristic of government proposed by the Virginia plan?
It called for three house government..
