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The customs and practices of British government are derived from a. the ruling monarch. b. nine law lords. c. a written constitution. d. an unwritten constitution.
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The customs and practices of British government are derived from

a. the ruling monarch.
b. nine law lords.
c. a written constitution.
d. an unwritten constitution.

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Generally speaking, the customs and practices of British government are derived from "an unwritten constitution," since the common law has build over centuries.
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