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The British Parliament has revised the royal succession law, allowing the eldest child, regardless of gender, to inherit the throne. This change requires agreement from all 16 sovereign nations where Queen Elizabeth II is monarch. While Canada has agreed, Quebec challenges the decision. The law will apply retrospectively to 2011 once all nations consent. The change prompts discussions on gender equality in British aristocracy, potentially affecting inheritance laws. Public reception is positive, viewing it as a step towards modernizing the monarchy.

What is the main change in the royal succession law as revised by the British Parliament?

• The youngest child will inherit the throne.

• Only male children can inherit the throne.

• The eldest child, regardless of gender, will inherit the throne.

• The throne will be inherited by a public vote.

Which of the following countries is challenging the royal succession law change?

• New Zealand

• Tuvalu

• Quebec

• Australia

When will the succession change be applied retrospectively?

• 2010

• 2013

• 2011

• 2015

What potential impact does the succession change have on the British aristocracy?

• It allows women to inherit titles and estates.

• It abolishes the House of Lords.

• It limits the number of titles one can inherit.

• It increases taxes on aristocratic estates.

How has the public in London reacted to the proposed change in succession rules?

• They are protesting against it.

• They are indifferent to the change.

• They are unaware of the change.

• They have warmly received it as a step towards equality.