UK E1 SS16

UK E1 SS16

UK E1 SS16


M. S.
This set of flashcards helps university-level learners deepen their knowledge of the UK's political system and history. Focusing on vocabulary and key facts, it covers terms like "Chancellor of the Exchequer," "House of Commons," and "universal suffrage." The platform also supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it ideal for students and anyone aiming to enhance their understanding of British governance and culture.
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Englisch
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Englisch
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Universität
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12.07.2016 / 12.07.2016

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The United Kingdom is made up by ...?

England, Wales, Scotland an Northern Ireland

Full Name of the UK?

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Population number of UK?

64,8 million

Capital City? 

London

Currency,  Monetary Unit ?

pounds

What was between the 18th and 19th centurie?

UK first country to undergo industrialisation, predominant postion in the global economy

Who was selected 1979 and lead the UK in a reversal of fortunes in 1980? Which party was she?

Margaret Thatcher, Conservative

What is Agriculture in the UK?

intensive, highly mechanised, efficient by European standards, producing about 60% of food needs with less than 1,6% labour force

 

What is the dominant secotr of the UK ?

service sector

 

with wich issues is the UK sturggling?

multiculturalism, immigration and national identity

Name a british Radio channel and Newspaper

When and with what began the commercial TV?

BBC

The Sun 

1955 with ITV

 

Government: how ist the British System called? 

How is the right for every adult to vote called?

parilamentary democracy 

universal suffrage 

what is the highest Leigslative authority in the UK?

What does it?

Also known as?

Parliament

check the work of government and examine, debate, and approve new laws

Legislature

What does the Government?

Also known as?

develop and implement policy and do drafts

Executive

 

What is going on when Parliament is dissolved?

How often?

general election is held.

general elections are held every 5 years

Parliament presides in two houses...?

House of Commons and House of Lords

Was heißt wahlkreis ? 

Was wird von einem Gewählt?

constituency 

die MP (Member of Parliament)

Who forms the new government? 

how is the party leader called  ? who is it now ? which party?

party with most seats

Prime Minister, David Cameron, Conservative 

what happend in the 90s?

Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland held elections on devolution (seperate Parliaments)

How is the Finanzminister called?

Chancellor of the Exchequer

Queen is ruling since? Thats how long?

1952, 64 years.

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