Organisation of Spain

What does it mean that Spain is a parliamentary democracy?

• Spain is a republic.

• Spain has a monarch.

• Spain has a parliament and is a democracy.

• Spain has a government.

What does democracy mean?

• The same political party always has the power.

• The people can vote for the political party of their choice.

• There is a dictatorship.

• There is anarchy.

What’s the name of the current King of Spain?

• Juan Carlos II

• Felipe VI

• Jorge III

• Juan Pablo I

What are the four co-official languages in Spain?

• Galego, Valencià, Catalá, Euskera.

• Galego, Basque, Mallorquín, Asturian.

• Galego, Mallorquín, Sevillan, Valencià.

• Galego, Aranese, Euskera, Asturian.

Give me three examples of human rights.

• education

• taxes

• food

• shelter

Give me three examples of human responsibilities.

• obey the law

• live and travel wherever we choose

• look after the environment

• be respectful of other people

What did the 1978 Spanish Constitution establish?

• The organization of the regions

• That children couldn't have homework

• The system of government

• Every citizen over 18 could vote

Legislative power is exercised by the ______________.

• Government

• Parliament

• President

• Ministers

What does parliament do?

• Administers funds

• Monitors government activity

• Approves state budget

• Makes laws

What are the two parts that make up Parliament?

• Senate and Council

• Senate and Court

• Senate and Congress

• Senate and Government