British monarchy

The British monarch leads a global organization called

• the Commonwealth
• the United Nations
• the European Union
• the League of Nations

The Commonwealth is primarily composed of countries that were formerly part of

• the British Empire
• the Ottoman Empire
• the Soviet Union
• the Roman Empire

The role of the monarch is

• Executive power over the government.
• Judicial authority to make laws.
• Ceremonial and symbolic representation of the state.
• Military leadership during conflicts.

Who is the Prince of Wales?

• Charles, King of the United Kingdom
• William, Duke of Cornwall
• George, Duke of Cambridge
• Harry, Duke of Sussex

What is the official residence of the British monarch?

• Buckingham House
• Windsor Castle
• Kensington Palace
• Buckingham Palace

What is the role of the House of Lords?

• The House of Lords creates new laws without review.
• The House of Lords reviews legislation, provides expertise, and holds the government accountable.
• The House of Lords is responsible for tax collection.
• The House of Lords serves as the primary court of law.

What Type of government does the UK have?

• Absolute monarchy
• Parliamentary democracy with a constitutional monarchy
• Direct democracy
• Oligarchy

The Magna Carta is

• A document outlining the U.S. Constitution.
• A charter of rights signed in 1215.
• A treaty between England and France.
• A declaration of independence from Spain.

Why is the royal family important for the British?

• The royal family is primarily a source of entertainment.
• The royal family has no impact on British culture.
• The royal family is important for the British as a symbol of national unity, tradition, and public service.
• The royal family is only important for tourism.

Who is the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?

• Theresa May
• David Cameron
• Boris Johnson
• Rishi Sunak