- How is a jury selected? Government & Law
- The Opposition is the second largest party in the House of Commons Government & Law
- The Bill of Rights of 1689 limited whose powers? Government & Law
- The UK government hasn’t used the power to suspend the Northern Ireland Assembly Government & Law
- The Prime Minister is the head of the Commonwealth Government & Law
- The Council of Ministers are Local MPs? Government & Law
- Who sat in the House of Commons in the Middle Ages? Government & Law
- Northern Ireland Assembly at Government & Law
- Who do some local councils appoint as a ceremonial leader? Government & Law
- After the abolition of slavery, more than 2 million migrants came from which TWO countries to replace the freed slaves? Government & Law
- You can contact the Assembly Booking Service to book guided tours or seats in the public galleries for the Welsh Assembly Government & Law
- Pressure and lobby groups try to influence British government policy. Government & Law
- Nowadays, the House of Commons has more power than the House of Lords Government & Law
- From age ______, you can be asked to serve on a jury Government & Law
- The devolved administrations each have their own civil service. Government & Law
- What marked the beginning of 'constitutional monarchy'? Government & Law
- Who is currently the head of state of the UK? Government & Law
- What is the function of the monarch in government? Government & Law
- What is the official report of the Parliament's Proceedings called? Government & Law
- The Commonwealth is made up of countries which were once part of the British Empire only Government & Law
- Where can you find a solicitor in the UK? Government & Law
- The UK originally decided not to join the European Union but it became a member in 1973 Government & Law
- What are TWO responsibilities of members of Parliament (MPs)? Government & Law
- Who developed important Economics ideas? Government & Law
- Wales and Scotland use a system called 'individual registration'.All those entitled to vote must complete their own registration forms Government & Law
- What happens if an MP dies or resigns? Government & Law
- Emmeline Pankhurst is famous for her leadership of the campaign to give women the voting rights in parliamentary elections in the United Kingdom Government & Law
- When was Charles I executed? Government & Law
- The members of the Armed Forces can stand for Public Office Government & Law
- Everyone in the UK with a TV, computer or other medium which can be used for watching TV must have a ______ Government & Law
- The Scottish Parliament has 33 members Government & Law
- Which TWO are safe places to go and stay in for anyone facing domestic violence? Government & Law
- How many people lost their lives in Northern Ireland in the decades after 1969? Government & Law
- There will be a fresh election, called a by-election, in his or her constituency if an MP Government & Law
- Why is 1928 an important year in women's voting history? Government & Law
- In Scotland, judges developed 'common law' by following previous decisions. It was referred to as 'unwritten' Government & Law
- MPs are elected in a General Election held at least every ______ year(s) Government & Law
- Which of the following areas does civil law cover? Government & Law
- Which TWO of the following groups of adults are eligible to vote in all UK elections? Government & Law
- Who sat in the House of Lords in the middle ages? Government & Law
- What does the money raised from National Insurance Contributions pay for? (Choose TWO) Government & Law
- Which TWO of the following issues can the Northern Ireland Assembly make decisions on? Government & Law
- How frequently are MPs elected? Government & Law
- How is the Speaker elected? Government & Law
- Anyone can make a complaint about the police by writing to the Chief Constable of the police force involved. Government & Law
- Who became Prime Minister and was an inspirational leader to the British people during WWII? Government & Law
- The opposition party points out what they see as the government's Government & Law
- What is the monarch's ceremonial role? Government & Law
- When were women given the right to vote at the same age as men? Government & Law
- The devolved administrations each have their own civil service Government & Law