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Germany and England

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Andrea González Gato

This summary highlights key aspects of Germany's federal system, electoral processes, and the UK's parliamentary structure, covering votes, leadership, and historical context.

Slides (20)

1 - Pick Answer 1. Which document establishes that Germany is a federal, democratic, and social state?

1. Weimar Constitution
2. Basic Law of 1949
3. Treaty of Unification
4. Bundestag Statute
2 - Pick Answer 2. Which federal body is directly elected by the people?

1. Bundesrat
2. Federal President
3. Federal Government
4. Bundestag
3 - Pick Answer 3. How long is the Bundestag’s term of office?

1. 3 years
2. 4 years
3. 5 years
4. 6 years
4 - Pick Answer 4. The German electoral system combines:

1. Absolute majority and open lists
2. Relative majority and proportional representation
3. French two-round system
4. Corporatist representation
5 - Pick Answer 5. In the German electoral system, the “first vote” is used to:

1. Elect the Land party lists
2. Elect the Federal Chancellor
3. Elect a constituency candidate
4. Allocate compensatory mandates
6 - Pick Answer 6. The “second vote” primarily determines:

1. The number of ministers
2. The president’s support
3. The proportional distribution of seats in the Bundestag
4. The composition of the Bundesrat
7 - Pick Answer 7. What is the fixed number of members of the Bundestag after the electoral reform?

1. 598
2. 299
3. 650
4. 630
8 - Pick Answer 8. Who elects the Federal Chancellor?

1. The Federal President
2. The Bundesrat
3. The Bundestag
4. The Länder
9 - Pick Answer 9. The German Federal President is characterised by being:

1. A partisan political actor
2. Neutral and above party politics (Überparteilich)
3. A military figure
4. Directly elected by the people
10 - Pick Answer 10. Who presides over the sessions of the Bundestag?

1. The Chancellor
2. The Federal President
3. The President of the Bundestag
4. The Constitutional Court
11 - Pick Answer 11. The Federal Government operates under the principle of:

1. The chancellor principle
2. The inherited principle
3. The closed-parliament principle
4. The negative ministerial principle
12 - Pick Answer 12. The German Chancellor mainly decides:

1. Foreign policy orientation
2. The appointment of the Constitutional Court
3. The financing of the Länder
4. The composition of the Bundesrat
13 - Pick Answer 13. Since 1265, where has the British Parliament been located?

1. Downing Street
2. Buckingham Palace
3. Palace of Westminster
4. Scottish Parliament
14 - Pick Answer 14. The political system of the United Kingdom is:

1. A presidential republic
2. A parliamentary monarchy
3. A federal republic
4. An absolute monarchy
15 - Pick Answer 15. The British sovereign:

1. Governs effectively
2. Has formal authority but no political power
3. Writes the King’s Speech
4. Elects the MPs
16 - Pick Answer 16. Royal assent:

1. Is not necessary
2. Is required for a bill to become law
3. Is granted by the House of Lords
4. Has been abolished since 1990
17 - Pick Answer 17. Approximately how many members does the House of Lords have?

1. 200
2. 500
3. 750
4. 1000
18 - Pick Answer 18. The House of Lords can:

1. Submit motions of no confidence
2. Block government bills indefinitely
3. Only delay certain bills
4. Call elections
19 - Pick Answer 19. Members of the House of Commons are elected through:

1. Proportional representation
2. Closed lists
3. First-past-the-post in single-member constituencies
4. Preferential voting
20 - Pick Answer 20. How many days does the opposition have to set the agenda of the House of Commons?

1. 5
2. 10
3. 20
4. 30

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Germany and England

Slides (20)

1 - Pick Answer 1. Which document establishes that Germany is a federal, democratic, and social state?

2 - Pick Answer 2. Which federal body is directly elected by the people?

3 - Pick Answer 3. How long is the Bundestag’s term of office?

4 - Pick Answer 4. The German electoral system combines:

5 - Pick Answer 5. In the German electoral system, the “first vote” is used to:

6 - Pick Answer 6. The “second vote” primarily determines:

7 - Pick Answer 7. What is the fixed number of members of the Bundestag after the electoral reform?

8 - Pick Answer 8. Who elects the Federal Chancellor?

9 - Pick Answer 9. The German Federal President is characterised by being:

10 - Pick Answer 10. Who presides over the sessions of the Bundestag?

11 - Pick Answer 11. The Federal Government operates under the principle of:

12 - Pick Answer 12. The German Chancellor mainly decides:

13 - Pick Answer 13. Since 1265, where has the British Parliament been located?

14 - Pick Answer 14. The political system of the United Kingdom is:

15 - Pick Answer 15. The British sovereign:

16 - Pick Answer 16. Royal assent:

17 - Pick Answer 17. Approximately how many members does the House of Lords have?

18 - Pick Answer 18. The House of Lords can:

19 - Pick Answer 19. Members of the House of Commons are elected through:

20 - Pick Answer 20. How many days does the opposition have to set the agenda of the House of Commons?