UK and US: The extent to which each of the Houses are equal. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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UK and US: The extent to which each of the Houses are equal.
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How often are general elections held for the UK House of Commons?

Every five years

What exclusive financial power does the UK House of Commons have?

Control over money bills

To whom are the UK Prime Minister and Cabinet directly accountable?

The House of Commons

How are members of the UK House of Lords selected?

They are appointed

How long can the UK House of Lords delay legislation (except money bills)?

Up to a year

When did the UK House of Lords lose its judicial role?

2009

How often are members of the US House of Representatives elected?

Every two years

Which chamber has the sole power to impeach federal officials in the US?

The House of Representatives

How often are US Senators elected?

Every six years

How many Senators are needed to end a filibuster in the US Senate?

60 out of 100

What exclusive power does the US Senate have over presidential actions?

Confirm appointments & ratify treaties

How do the UK and US bicameral systems differ in power balance?

UK has imbalance; US is co-equal

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