All of the following are TRUE of Great Britain's constitution EXCEPT that it
A) is not a single, formal written document.
B) sets up a dual executive with the powers equally shared between the prime minister and the monarchy.
C) is a combination of state law, common law, convention, and authoritative interpretation.
D) dates back to the seventeenth century.
E) All of these are true of Great Britain's constitution.

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Great Britain's constitution does not set up a dual executive with powers equally shared between the prime minister and the monarchy. The prime minister is the head of government and has more political power, while the monarchy's role is largely ceremonial.

All of the Following Are TRUE of Great Britain's Constitution