Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the experience the British have had with their system of government?

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The British experience suggests that it can be difficult to maintain a unitary system in a country with regional or cultural cleavages, as shown by the devolution of powers to Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. The other options are not supported by the British experience, as the country has successfully delegated power to regional governments, and the monarch's power has been largely symbolic rather than a barrier to devolution. The language shared by all citizens is also not relevant to devolution.

Which of the Following Conclusions Can Be Drawn from the Experience