In both the United Kingdom and France, a group of Parliament members form a cabinet-also called a "government"-that handles many of the country's affairs with the approval of Parliament. In both of these countries, who leads the cabinet? A the monarch B the prime minister C the supreme chancellor D the president

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In both the United Kingdom and France, a group of Parliament members form a cabinet-also called a "government"-that handles many of the country's affairs with the approval of Parliament. In both of these countries, who leads the cabinet? A the monarch B the prime minister C the supreme chancellor D the president

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Brayden Alvarado · Answer 1

In both the United Kingdom and France, a group of Parliament members form a cabinet - also called a "government" - that handles many of the country's affairs with the approval of Parliament. In both of these countries, the B) Prime Minister leads the cabinet.