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How many regions does United Kingdom consist of?
The United Kingdom, which consists of four regions on the British territory, namely England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (Ulster).
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What is right term for British's political system?
The right term is institutionalized parliamentary democracy.
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Where the population is most concentrated in United Kingdom?
The region where this population is most concentrated is the Southern English part of the island of Great Britain.
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When the monarchy established in United Kingdom?
the United Kingdom is a monarchy established by Norman (Frankish) lords (landlord knights) from 1066 A.D. F
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Who was the first one, declaring himself as head of the Church of England?
King Henry VIII. was the first one, declaring himself as head of the Church of England.
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Which countries are sea borders of United Kingdom?
The United Kingdom has sea borders with several Western European states stretching from Scandinavia in the North to Poland, Germany, France, Portugal, and Spain.
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When India did declare it's independence?
1947
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Which organizations is UK member of?
Britain, today a member of the G-7, became a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, NATO, in close international political solidarity with its former colony and now strategic ally, the United States, and eventually broke the long-standing resistance of France to the European Economic Community (later the European Union, EU) in the 1970s and became a full member of the EEC and later the EU in 1973 and stayed as a member until the end of January 2020.
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When The United Kingdomhas moved from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy?
The United Kingdom is still a monarchy, but after many years of evolution it has moved from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy
in the 17th century.
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The crown is currently is helded by whom?
The Crown, still inherited by the eldest heir in the family (dynasty), is currently held by King Charles III,
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Has The United Kingdom a written constitution?
Britain has not had a written or unwritten constitution,
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What is the main political function of the Crown?
The main political function of the Crown now consists of appointing the Prime
Minister and representing the state, that is, being a symbol of political solidarity of the Union.
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Who is head of Anglican Church?
The crown.
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What is majoritarianism?
According to majoritarianism, political parties participate in every election with the assumption that if their party wins the election, its leader
will become the prime minister and her/his colleagues will also serve as ministers in the prime minister’s cabinet.
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The political regime of the United Kingdom has also been called what?
The political regime of the United Kingdom has also been called the Prime Ministerial regime.
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What is function of Whitehall?
Whitehall, where the executive (PM and his / her Cabinet) determines public
policy, is also independent from the Crown.
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What is The Labour Party established against ?
The Labour Party, on the other hand, is a party established against the Conservative Party of the aristocracy and the Liberal Party of the bourgeoisie.
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Where the roots of the Conservative Party go back? to the emergence as a
The roots of the Conservative Party go back to the emergence as a powerful faction in the British Parliament in the eighteenth century,when a group called the Tory.
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Margaret Thatcher was the leader of which party?
Margaret Thatcher, as the leader of the Conservative Party.
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Who is current prime minister of United Kingdom?
Rishi Sunak