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- What party won the election in 1945 (After WWII)? Government & Law
- The chambers that form the UK Parliament are: Government & Law
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- What is the name of the major tennis championship in the UK? Government & Law
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- The services that funded by National Insurance Contributions are: Government & Law
- Why is 1928 an important date for women's rights? Government & Law
- You can serve on a jury up to the age of 80. Government & Law
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- Why was the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679 so important? Government & Law
- Who opens the new parliamentary session each year in the UK? Government & Law
- Elections to the European Parliament use a system of ______, where seats are allocated to each party in proportion to the total number of votes it has won Government & Law
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- Who was the first female Prime Minister of the UK? Government & Law
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- Who campaigned for women's rights? Government & Law
- What is the name of the building where the Northern Irish Assembly meets? Government & Law
- Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) are elected by ______ Government & Law
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- Why is 1928 an important year for women's rights? Government & Law
- Who resides in 10 Downing Street? Government & Law
- Who was the Prime Minister during 1945-1951? Government & Law