Les institutions en Angleterre (oral d'anglais CRPE)

Anglais | 4 pages | 18-07-2008 | Format : | Note : Non noté |

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Résumé

"The Queen reigns but does not govern".

The Queen embodies the unity of the nation and of the Commonwealth. She is Head of the State, Head of the Church of England, Head of the Commonwealth.

In law she is Head of the Executive, Head of the Judiciary, the Commander-in-Chief of all armed forces of the Crown. In fact, as a result of a long process of evolution during which the monarchy's absolute power has been reduced, the Queen acts on the advice of her ministers. Britain is governed by Her Majesty's government in the name of the Queen.

Table of contents:

VOCABULARY

ELECTIONS

THE CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY

"The Queen reigns but does not govern"

The ROYAL ASSENT

Social (or public) functions of the Queen
Royal Income and Expenditure
The Monarchy in the 21st century

PARLIAMENT

The House of Commons
Who can be a candidate?
Who can vote?
The register of electors
The appointment of the Prime Minister
The Cabinet
The shadow cabinet
The House of Lords

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