The Labour Party's Devolution Reforms During the 1990s Are Best

Multiple Choice

The Labour Party's devolution reforms during the 1990s are best described as

A) an effort to encourage Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland to seek independence.
B) turning over some central governmental power to regional legislatures in Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland.
C) asserting more power for central government and blocking attempts at independence among Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland.
D) an increase in the number of parliamentary districts in the regions of Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland.