UK Parliament and Political Structure

The video explains the UK snap election, comparing UK and US government structures. It details the roles of the Queen and Prime Minister, the structure of UK Parliament, and the election process. The video also discusses coalition governments and Brexit's impact, concluding with a call to action for viewers to engage with the channel.

What was the primary reason for the UK snap election discussed in the video?

• To elect a new Prime Minister

• To address economic issues

• To clarify the stance on Brexit

• To reform the education system

Which of the following is NOT a country within the United Kingdom?

• Wales

• Scotland

• Ireland

• England

In the UK, who is the head of state?

• The Speaker of the House

• The President

• The Monarch

• The Prime Minister

What is the significance of the term 'HMS' in the UK?

• High Military Service

• House of Members

• Her Majesty's Ship

• Her Majesty's Secretary

What is the role of the House of Lords in the UK Parliament?

• To manage the economy

• To elect the Prime Minister

• To scrutinize and amend acts of Parliament

• To declare war

How is the Prime Minister of the UK chosen?

• Elected by the House of Lords

• Directly elected by the people

• Appointed by the Monarch

• Selected by the party with the most MPs

What happens if no party wins a majority in the UK Parliament?

• A coalition government is formed

• A new election is called

• The Monarch appoints a Prime Minister

• The largest party automatically wins

Which party is known for its strong stance against Brexit?

• Conservatives

• Liberal Democrats

• Democratic Unionist Party

• Labour

What is the role of the Leader of the Opposition in the UK?

• To lead the second largest party

• To assist the Prime Minister

• To appoint judges

• To manage the economy

Which party did the Conservatives form a coalition with after the recent election?

• Labour

• Liberal Democrats

• Scottish National Party

• Democratic Unionist Party