Countrystudy the UK. Political System

a monarchy

a constitutional monarchy

a parlamentary monarchy

the Queen / King

the Prime Minister

the Government

an association of colonial countries

an association of countries which are on the British Isles

an association of former members of the British Empire

True

False

Queen Elizabeth I

Queen Victoria

Queen Elizabeth II

King Edward

the House of Lords and Representatives

the House of Lords and Commons

the House of Commons and Representatives

the House of Commons

the House of Lords

the Monarch

the Residence of the Chancellor

the Residence of the Prime Minister

the Residence of the Monarch

True

False

the name of the modern British Constitution

the name of the document which took away some of the king's powers

the name of the document which limited people's rights

elected

inheredit peers

are appointed by the Prime Minister

representatives of England

representatives of Scotland. England, Wales and Northern Ireland

are not elected peers

The Monsrch choose one from the Lords

The leader of the majority seats in the Government becomes the PM

The elections of Prime Minister are held every 5 years

Downing Street 10

the Buckingham Palace

the Palace of Westminster

controls debates in the House of Lords

controls debates in the House of Commons

controls debates at the Parliament's meetings

took away some of the king's power

established Parliament's authority over the Monarch

the rules for governing the country

The Conservative Party

The Liberal Party

The Labour Party

the Conservative Party

the Liberal Party

the Labour Party

the Conservative Party

the Liberal Party

the Labour Party

the Conservative Party

the Liberal Party

the Labour Party

the Social Democrates

the Labour Party

the Liberal Party