The Political Systems of the US and the UK

the President

the Vice President

the Congress

the Prime Minister

examined

changed

elected

impeached

Congress

Council

Cabinet

Court

appoints

delays

elects

opposes

controls

declares

ensures

represents

opposition

appointment

approval

veto

democratic

political

legislative

supervising

constitution

sentence

democracy

law

True

False

True

False

Bishops can be the members of the House of Lords.

It also includes hereditary peers.

It is an elected chamber of the Parliament.

The House of Lords can punish those who break the laws.

Each Member of the House of Lords represent their constituencies.

Lords are selected for their knowledge and experience

True

False

The Monarch has the right to veto the proposed law.

The Monarch can take the Government into account.

The Monarch acquires the membership of the House of Lords.

The Monarch has the scheduled weekly audience with Prime Minister.

The Monarch’s role is mostly ceremonial.

The Monarch formally agrees every new law.

The Monarch formally agrees every new law.

The Monarch has the right to veto the proposed law.

The Monarch’s role is mostly ceremonial.

The Monarch can take the Government into account.

The Monarch is one of the members of the House of Lords.

The Monarch has the scheduled weekly audience with Prime Minister.

every four years

every five years

every four point five years

After general elections the candidate with the most votes becomes that constituency’s MP.

Once elected an MP represents all their constituents – even the one’s who didn’t vote or voted for another candidate.

Once elected an MP acquires the right to represent only those who gave their votes in his favour.

The Government is formed by the MPs who received the minor number of votes.

The party with the most MPs elected forms the Government.

the Speaker

the MP

the Senator

the Prime Minister

the House of Commons

the House of Representatives

the House of Lords

the President

the Senate

True

False

True

False

guarantees the major power of the legislative branch as it mentioned in the Constitution

ensures the balance and accountability of the three branches of power.

means that no one branch has would ever become too powerful 

provides the other branch with the ability to check the power of the other two.

approves the possibility of amending the Constitution by any of the branches.

four hundred and sixty five

six hundred and fifty

six hundred and forty five

one hundred

Democracy

Presidential republic

Constitutional monarchy

the Declaration of Independence

Magna Carta

the Constitution

the Treaty of the Founding Fathers

The Founding Fathers were the men who signed the Declaration of Independence and helped to draft the Constitution of the USA.

The Founding Fathers were the veterans of the Revolutionary war.

The Founding Fathers knew that they did not want to establish a new country ruled by the monarch.

coronation of Charles III

signing Magna Carta

World War II

calling the first Parliament in 1265

hereditary succession of the Monarchs