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The UK. The British monarchy. The British parliament the electoral system презентация
Содержание
- 1. The UK. The British monarchy. The British parliament the electoral system
- 2. PLAN The British Monarchy today The British
- 3. THE BRITISH MONARCHY Constitutional monarchy Decolonisation
- 4. THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT THE ELECTORAL SYSTEM Members
- 5. THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 650 members The Speaker Front-benchers Back-benchers
- 6. THE HOUSE OF LORDS 1000 members 250
- 7. POLITICAL PARTIES 17TH century The Conservative and
- 8. THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY The Tory Party Tory
- 9. THE LIBERAL PARTY THE LABOUR PARTY Liberals=Whigs,
- 10. QUESTIONS Is the Queen of the UK
PLAN The British Monarchy today The British Parliament and the Electoral System The House of Commons The House of Lords Political Parties The Conservative Party The Liberal Party and the Labour
Слайд 2PLAN
The British Monarchy today
The British Parliament and the Electoral System
The House
of Commons
The House of Lords
Political Parties
The Conservative Party
The Liberal Party and the Labour Party
The House of Lords
Political Parties
The Conservative Party
The Liberal Party and the Labour Party
Слайд 3THE BRITISH MONARCHY
Constitutional monarchy
Decolonisation – 1947 (India, Pakistan and Ceylon)
1949
– Commonwealth (Ireland, Burma, the Sudan,
Canada, Australia, New Zealand)
The House of Commons and the House of Lords
Canada, Australia, New Zealand)
The House of Commons and the House of Lords
Слайд 4THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
THE ELECTORAL SYSTEM
Members of Parliament - MPs
At a general
election or at a by-election
Parliamentary elections – 5 years
The Cabinet of Ministers
Shadow Cabinet
Parliamentary elections – 5 years
The Cabinet of Ministers
Shadow Cabinet
Слайд 6THE HOUSE OF LORDS
1000 members
250 are active in the work of
the House
The right of inheritance
The Lord Chancellor
The Woolsack
700 years
The right of inheritance
The Lord Chancellor
The Woolsack
700 years
Слайд 7POLITICAL PARTIES
17TH century
The Conservative and Liberal – 19th century
The Social Democratic
Party 1981, an alliance with the Liberal Party
The Scottish National, Welsh Nationalist
The Communist Party of Britain
The Scottish National, Welsh Nationalist
The Communist Party of Britain
Слайд 8THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
The Tory Party
Tory means an Irish highwayman
The middle and
upper classes
Слайд 9THE LIBERAL PARTY
THE LABOUR PARTY
Liberals=Whigs, Whig party
Represented the trading and manufacturing
classes
1988 – liberal democrats
Labour Party – 1900, by Trade Unions
1981 – the Social Democratic Party
1988 – liberal democrats
Labour Party – 1900, by Trade Unions
1981 – the Social Democratic Party
Слайд 10QUESTIONS
Is the Queen of the UK also the Queen of some
other countries?
What are the powers of the monarch in the UK?
Who does the real power in the UK belong to?
What do the letters MP stand for?
What is the minimum voting age in the UK?
Who chooses candidates in elections in the UK?
Who chooses the Cabinet of Ministers?
Who are called Front-benchers and Back-benchers?
How long does a session of the House of Commons last?
What is a reading in Parliament?
What is the Woolsack?
Which political parties in the UK can you name?
Who are called the Tories and the Whigs?
What are the powers of the monarch in the UK?
Who does the real power in the UK belong to?
What do the letters MP stand for?
What is the minimum voting age in the UK?
Who chooses candidates in elections in the UK?
Who chooses the Cabinet of Ministers?
Who are called Front-benchers and Back-benchers?
How long does a session of the House of Commons last?
What is a reading in Parliament?
What is the Woolsack?
Which political parties in the UK can you name?
Who are called the Tories and the Whigs?
