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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Zaz Gmy · Answer 1 · 2016-03-28T04:10:16+0000

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

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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