Politiek Flashcards
1
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st.george
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engeland
2
Q
st.david
A
wales
3
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st.andrew
A
scotland
4
Q
st.patrick
A
Ireland
5
Q
rose
A
engeland
6
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leek/daffodil
A
wales
7
Q
thistle
A
scotland
8
Q
shamrock
A
ireland
9
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white
A
engeland
10
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red
A
wales
11
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blue
A
scotland
12
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green
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ireland
13
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23 april
A
engeland
14
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1 march
A
wales
15
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30 november
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scotland
16
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17 march
A
ireland
17
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CBE
A
Commander of the order of the British Empire
18
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Prime minister
A
Boris johnson
19
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Chancellor of the exchequer
A
Rishi Sunak
20
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Secretary of state for foreign commonwealth
A
Dominic Raab
21
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Secretary of state for the home department
A
Priti Patel
22
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Minister for the cabinet office
A
Michael Gove
23
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Lord Chancellor and secretary of state for justice
A
Robert Buckland
24
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Secretary of state for defence
A
Ben wallace
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Secretary of state for health and social care
Matt hancock
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Leader of the opposition
Keir starmer
27
the RSPCA
The royal Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals
28
mp
Member of parliament
29
pm
Prime minister
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The conservative party
Boris Johnson
31
The labour party
Keir starmer
32
Liberal party
ed davey
33
Plaid Cymru
the party of wales
34
SCD
scottish country dance
35
Geordie
new castle
36
cockneys
london
37
Ireland
dublin
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Northern ireland
belfast
39
scotland
edinburgh
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england
london
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wales
cardiff
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albion
word used by poets and songwriters to refer, in different contexts, to england or scotland
43
britannia
the name that romans gave to their southern province
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Briton
official contexts and in writing to describe a citizen of the uk
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caledonia, cambria, hibernia
roman names for scotland, wales and ireland.
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Erin
poetic name for ireland
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Henry VII & jane seymour
edward VI. first england monarch raised as porotest
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Henry VIII & catherine of Aragon
Mary I was roman catholicism
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roll of Monarachy
ceremonial duties
| personal embodiment of the government
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queens power
political power
| ceremonial
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honours list
made achievment in public life
| committed themselves to serving and helping britain
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why edward VII abdicated
1.The marriage was opposed by the governments of the United Kingdom and the
Dominions of the British Commonwealth.
2.As British monarch, Edward was the nominal head of the Church of England,
which did not then allow divorced people to remarry if their ex-spouses were still
alive
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the prime minster
powers of patronage
| public image
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civil service
day-to-day running of the government
| politically neutral
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mayor of london
sadiq Khan
56
counties
Counties of England are areas used for the purposes of administrative, geographical and
political demarcation.
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Boroughs
A borough is an administrative division in various countries. In principle, the term borough
designates a self-governing walled town, although in practice, official use of the term
varies widely.
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parishes
A parish is a church territorial unit constituting a division within a diocese. A parish
is under the pastoral care and clerical jurisdiction of a parish priest, who might be
assisted by one or more curates, and who operates from a parish church.
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service at local level
Environmental health inspection,
Rubbish collection
The cleaning and tidying of all public places
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parlament
house of lords
| house of commons
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a bill
is proposed legislation under consideration by a legislature.
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Dissolution Honours
Takes place at the end of a Parliament, when peerages can be given to MPs - from
all parties - who are leaving the House of Commons.
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Ad hoc announcements
Used to announce someone appointed as a Minister who is not already a Lord.
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speaker at house of lords
lord fowler
