What do you know about the british parliamentary Monarchy ?

The current parliamentary monarchy was founded in

• 1649

• 1749

• 1849

• 1609

One of the formal political roles of the Monarch include

• Voting in general elections

• choosing the Prime Minister

• Royal ascent

• Mayor of London

British institutions face up a crisis with

• The creation of a republic

• Brexit

• Boris Johnson's election

• The birth of Princess Charlotte

In which democracy system do citizens directly participate in decision-making?

• Representative democracy

• Deliberative democracy

What is the key characteristic of deliberative democracy?

• Limited citizen involvement

• High government control

• Active citizen participation in decision-making

• Strict censorship laws

In a representative democracy, who makes the decisions?

• Citizens directly

• Elected Representatives

• A Monarch

• Military Leader

These people are not part of the House of Lords

• Bishops

• Earls

• Viscounts

• MP's

How are members of the House of Lords selected?

• By direct election from British citizens

• By inheritance

• By winning a seat in the House of Commons

• By achieving the most votes within the House of Lords

What system is currently in place for winning a seat in the House of Commons?

• Direct appointment by the Queen

• Proportional representation

• First past the post system

• Inheritance-based system

According to Britons, what would help restore balance in the system?

• Maintaining the current systems in place

• Implementing a lottery system for seats

• Inheritance-based selection

• Proportional representation