What is the role of the British monarchy?

• It has full political power and makes laws.

• It represents stability and continuity for the country.

• It only works as a religious institution.

• It plays a ceremonial and symbolic role.

What are some key aspects of King Charles III's role?

• He became King in 2022 after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

• He has no involvement in charity work.

• He played an important role in British diplomacy as Prince of Wales.

• He became King by winning a public election.

What was Queen Elizabeth II’s role during her reign?

• She was the longest-reigning monarch in British history.

• She only focused on local UK matters and avoided international relations.

• She served as the Head of the Commonwealth and united former colonies.

• She was the first British monarch to travel abroad.

What is the Commonwealth of Nations?

• A political union where all members are ruled by the British monarch.

• An organization made up of former British colonies that are now independent.

• An organization that only includes countries from Europe.

• A group that works to promote democracy, trade, and the environment.

How has the Commonwealth changed over time?

• Some countries, like Barbados, have removed the British monarch as head of state and become republics.

• Every country in the Commonwealth still has the British monarch as head of state.

• The Commonwealth has become a military alliance between former colonies.

• Many countries in the Commonwealth chose to become republics while staying in the organization.

What is the current role of the British monarch in the Commonwealth?

• The monarch has political power and makes decisions for all Commonwealth countries.

• The monarch only performs ceremonial duties and represents the UK and Commonwealth.

• The monarch is represented by Governors-General in Commonwealth countries.

• The monarch runs the daily government operations in all Commonwealth countries.

What might affect the future of the British monarchy?

• King Charles III's reign is likely to lead to the end of the monarchy.

• There is growing republican sentiment in some Commonwealth countries.

• Some countries are moving toward becoming republics, but the monarchy is expected to stay.

• The monarchy will soon be completely abolished in the UK.