What might help explain the stability of the monarchy of Britain? Авторы: Довгопол Надежда, Знагован Евгений, Учащиеся10 класса, Гимназия, Г.Гай.

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What might help explain the stability of the monarchy of Britain? Авторы: Довгопол Надежда, Знагован Евгений, Учащиеся10 класса, Гимназия, Г.Гай

. 1. Monarchy– a form of government in which the head of state is a monarch. 2. Parliamentary Monarchy- a monarch does what Parliament tells her (him). 3. Absolutely monarchy – the power of a monarch is complete, total without limits. 4. To become a monarch – to become a king or queen. 5. Royal – a member of a royal family relating to or suitable for a king or queen.

What Monarchy Means. Britain’s hereditary monarchy is the oldest institution of the government. King William 1(Normandy) Elizabeth 1 Tudor-1558 Mary Stuarts Queen Victoria – King Edward 7 – 1901 – 1910 George 6 – 1936 Elizabeth

THE QUEEN Opens the sessions of the Parliament. People love their Queen. Has practical role. The head of executive, legislative and judiciary power. The Trooping of the Colour. Swan Upping The stability of the Country.

Failures of the Monarchy. The queen’s influence is mainly symbolic. The queen’s influence is mainly symbolic. British Monarchy doesn’t provide stability. British Monarchy doesn’t provide stability. The Parliament has real power. The Parliament has real power. Some British people are against the Royal family. Some British people are against the Royal family.

God, save the Queen! (The Monarchy is undefeated.) Britain is unusual country which has not been a single civil war for more than 300 years. Britain is unusual country which has not been a single civil war for more than 300 years. The reason for this is in the peace-loving British character and their devotion to traditions. They always try to avoid open conflicts. The reason for this is in the peace-loving British character and their devotion to traditions. They always try to avoid open conflicts. One of the examples to confirm the opinion about stability in the British history is: after the Glorious Revolution, the Prince William of Orange and his wife were invited to become king and queen. It was decided that a monarch could rule only with the support of Parliament and Parliament drew up a Bill of Rights. The historical roots of the idea of stability are here. One of the examples to confirm the opinion about stability in the British history is: after the Glorious Revolution, the Prince William of Orange and his wife were invited to become king and queen. It was decided that a monarch could rule only with the support of Parliament and Parliament drew up a Bill of Rights. The historical roots of the idea of stability are here. Changing the government doesn’t threaten the stability of the country. Changing the government doesn’t threaten the stability of the country. The life of the Royal family is the model of the stability of the Monarchy. The life of the Royal family is the model of the stability of the Monarchy.