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THE POLITICAL SYSTEM THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF GREAT BRITAIN. OF GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ROLE OF THE ROLE OF PARLIAMENT AND PARLIAMENT AND
QUEEN.QUEEN.
Active VocabularyActive Vocabulary
• Monarch monarchy democracy Monarch monarchy democracy parliament parliamentary political parliament parliamentary political government constitutional government constitutional
Active VocabularyActive Vocabulary
• To appoint to revise to examineTo appoint to revise to examine
• To vote to sign to pass To vote to sign to pass
• To make laws to make a billTo make laws to make a bill
• To elect to delay To elect to delay
Active VocabularyActive Vocabulary
• Authorities executive powerAuthorities executive power
• A House a chamber majorityA House a chamber majority
• Legislative Cabinet a ministerLegislative Cabinet a minister
• An opposition a departmentAn opposition a department
MONARCHYMONARCHY
ABSOLUTE MONARCHYABSOLUTE MONARCHY
CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHYCONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY
PRESIDENTIAL REPUBLICPRESIDENTIAL REPUBLIC
THE HISTORY OF THE THE HISTORY OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENTBRITISH PARLIAMENT
PRESENTATIONPRESENTATION
Parliament included elected representatives from urban and rural
areas.
The power of English monarch increased. The
Tudor dynasty (1485-1603) established a system of
government which strongly depended on the monarch.
Parliament was split into two houses.
Parliament established its supremacy over the monarchy in Britain.
18th century - the Scottish Parliament joined with the
English and the Welsh Parliament.
19th century - Britain controlled the biggest Empire in the world. The Empire was wade up of Ireland,
Canada, Australia, India and large parts of Africa. Britain was the
greatest economic power.
20th century. Women struggled for their rights.
In the Parliament the Labour party replaced the liberals. The Trade Union
Congress was the most powerful political force
outside the institutions of government.
Monarchy
The Queen
ParliamentThe House of Commons
The House of Lords
The Prime Minister
MPs
CONSTITUTIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHYMONARCHY
PRESENTATIONPRESENTATION
It is short form for Members of Parliament who the House of
Commons consists of. MPs are elected at a general election or at a
by-election.
The British Parliament consists of the House of Lords and the House of Commons and the
Queen as its head. A new bill is introduced and debated in the House of Commons. Then a bill goes to the House of Lords to be debated.
Finally the monarch signs it. Only then it becomes law. Parliamentary elections must be
held every five years. People can vote at the age of 18.
The party which has majority of seats in the House of Commons is called the Government. The
Prime Minister chooses about 20 MPs from hi or her party to
become the Cabinet of Ministers. Each minister is responsible for
a particular area of the government.
The Prime Minister can decide on the exact date
within five years between parliamentary
elections. The party which wins the majority of seats at the elections forms the Government and its leader becomes
Prime Minister.
It has more than 1,000 It has more than 1,000 members. Only about 250 take members. Only about 250 take an active part in the work of an active part in the work of
the House. This House consists the House. This House consists of those lords who sit by right of those lords who sit by right
of inheritance. Members of of inheritance. Members of this Upper House are not this Upper House are not
elected.The chairman of the elected.The chairman of the House of Lords is the Lord House of Lords is the Lord
Chancellor.Chancellor.
It is made up of 651 elected members, known as MPs. It is
presided over by the Speaker, a member acceptable to the whole
House.
•The QueenThe Queen
•Prime MinisterPrime Minister
•MinistersMinisters
•LawmakersLawmakers
THE BRITISH MONARCHYTHE BRITISH MONARCHY
• PRESENTATIONPRESENTATION
The United Kingdom The United Kingdom is a constitutional is a constitutional monarchy. This monarchy. This
means that it has a means that it has a monarch ( a king monarch ( a king
or a queen) as its or a queen) as its Head of State. The Head of State. The
monarch reigns with monarch reigns with the support of the support of Parliament.Parliament.
Everything today is done in the Queen’s name. It is her government,her armed forces, her law courts and so on. The Queen is very rich. The Government pays for her expenses as Head of the
State, for a royal yacht, train, aircraft, and for the upkeep of several palaces.
The Queen’s image appears on stamps, notes and coins.
Anthem God save our gracious Queen
Long live our noble QueenGod save the Queen.Send her victorious,happy and glorious.
Long to reign over usGod save the Queen.