UK constitution

The government refers to...

• Parliament

• The process of running the country

• The group of people who run the country

• The House of Commons

The executive refers to...

• government

• parliament

• judiciary

Parliament is known as the ___________.

A constitution is a body of ____, rules and practices which sets out the way in which a _____ or society is organised.

The UK has an __________ constitution which means that the British constitution is not written down in one document.

The UK constitution is not __________ so can be amended and changed.

Which Acts established the supremacy of the House of Commons?

• Magna Carta

• Parliament Acts

• Act of Settlement

• Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights established the sovereignty of what?

• The House of Commons over the House of Lords

• The monarch over Parliament

• Parliament over the monarch

• The House of Lords over the House of Commons

There are five sources of the UK constitution: statute law; ______ ___; international law and treaties; authoritative works; and ___________.

__________ passes statute law.