The British Parliamentary Monarchy

The current parliamentary monarchy was founded in

• 1945

• 1649

• 1749

• 1849

The two main political parties in the UK are

• the Conservative

• the Lib Dems

• Labour

• UKIP

One of the formal political roles of the King include :

• choosing the Prime Minister

• royal ascent

• voting in the general elections

These people are not part of the House of Lords.

• earls

• bishops

• MPs

British institutions face up a crisis with

• the creation of a republic

• Boris Johnson's election

• Brexit

The "first past the post" system is questioned because :

• some votes are wasted

• it is too complicated

• voters can vote twice

In a _______________ people vote for a group of leaders. 

• monarchy
• vote
• representative democracy
• government

Where does the Queen live ?

• Westminster
• Tower of London
• Birmingham
• Buckingham Palace

What is a deliberative democracy ?

• Voters

  elect representatives who make the decisions.

  
  

• The parliament decides so you just give the power to few people

• It implies more decision-making and more involvement by the people.

What is the name of the current royal family ?

• Windsor

• Smith

• Potter

• Royal