The Commonwealth of Nations

When was the Commonwealth of Nations founded?

• March 15, 1950

• January 1, 1965

• April 28, 1949

• July 20, 1947

How many countries are members of the Commonwealth?

• 50

• 45

• 54

• 60

Which country has the largest population in the Commonwealth?

• India

• Australia

• New Zealand

• Canada

Who is the head of state of the Commonwealth?

• King Charles III.

• Chancellor of Germany

• President of the USA

• Prime Minister of Canada

Name two countries that are members of the Commonwealth.

• Italy

• Germany

• France

• Canada, Australia

What connects the Commonwealth nations?

• Diverse languages and cultures.

• Economic rivalries between the nations.

• Lack of political cooperation.

• Common historical, cultural, and political connections.

Do the Commonwealth nations have legal obligations?

• There are legal obligations between the member states.

• No, they have no legal obligations.

• The Commonwealth nations have binding contracts.

• Yes, they have legal obligations.

How many continents are represented in the Commonwealth?

• 7

• 3

• 4

• 5

What was the original requirement for membership in the Commonwealth?

• Membership in the EU

• Recognition by the UN

• Participation in the Olympic Games

• Being part of the British Empire or recognition of the British Crown.

Name a country where the British monarch is the head of state.

• Australia

• South Africa

• New Zealand

• Canada