Question

Which of the following is true of the citizens in the United Kingdom?

A.
Citizens have the power to elect the Prime Minister.

B.
Citizens have the power to elect the Prime Minister and the legislature.

C.
Citizens have the power to elect the legislature but not the Prime Minister.

D.
Citizens do not have the power to vote for their representatives.

Answer 1

C. Citizens have the power to elect the legislature but not the Prime Minister.

Step-by-step explanation:

The United Kingdom follows a "constitutional monarchy" when it comes to its government. It follows a parliamentary system whereby the "Prime Minister" is not directly elected by the people. Rather, the people have the power to elect the members of the legislatures/members of the parliament. The King and the Queen of the country act as symbols while the Prime Minister does the governance.