How has devolution affected the structure of the United Kingdom’s government? A. Under devolution, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Island have become states with their own governors, like those in the U. S. federal system.
B. Under devolution, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have become independent countries with their own military and economic policies.
C. Under devolution, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have their own parliaments and create some of their own policy.
D. Under devolution, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have joined a council that makes decisions for all of Britain.