Institutions of Spain and Europe

When was the Spanish Constitution approved?

• 5 January 1812

• 6 March 1978

• 11 May 1982

How is Spanish territory divided?

• In football fans

• No divisions, everyvbody is together in Spain!

• 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities

• In provinces and municipalities

The European Union was created after World War II

• False

• I wasnt there, I dont know

• True

• European Union doesnt exist

The... is the head of state in Spain

• Government President

• Congress of Deputies

• Senate

• King

Provinces have their own government, called .... except in Canary Islands, where are Cabildos

• Autonomous Governments

• Municipal Council

• Supreme Court

• Big building with politicians

We say Spain is a democratic country because

• only one person sets the rules

• rich people have more rights than poor ones

• guarantees everybody has the same rights and duties

• not everybody can take part in politics

The right to legal protection in Spain means that

• everybody should go to the courts when they become adult

• you can ask the police to protect you if you are afraid

• everybody are equal in the eyes of the law, and must obey the laws

• everyone can be judge in a court

What institution enforces the laws of the Constitution?

• Senate

• Supreme Court

• Congress of Deputies

• Constitutional Court

Who elects the Spanish Prime Minister?

• All the people voting

• The King

• Nobody, the first that shouts “prime minister” becomes it

• The Congress of Deputies

For how long are elected Senators and Deputies?

• All life

• Four years

• One Year

• From September to June, like in the school