decision rules
History questions
Today's UK
Government of the UK
French Government
100
single member district plurality election rules are known as this
What is first past the post?
100
The Franco Prussian War signaled the end of this Republic
What is the Second Republic?
100
Scotland, England, Northern Ireland, Wales
What are the Countries that make up the United Kingdom?
100
This is the more powerful of the two chambers of Parliament.
What is the House of Commons?
100
This branch of the French Legislature can propose budget bills.
What is the National Assembly?
200
policymakers are chosen by either military councils, hereditary families or dominant political parties
What is an authoritarian system?
200
This famous figure was the last Prime Minister of the French Fourth Republic.
Who was Charles De Gaulle?
200
This country voted on Independence from the United Kingdom in 2014.
What is Scotland?
200
The two houses of Parliament
What are the House of Commons and the House of Lords?
200
The President and the Prime Minister are referred to by this term.
What is a "dual executive'?
300
Power is concentrated at the national level.
What is a unitary system of government?
300
This French leader established his own empire in 1804.
Who was Napoleon Bonaparte?
300
The proper name for Great Britain.
What is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland?
300
This is the leader of the Party who commands a majority in the House of Commons.
Who is the Prime Minister?
300
They don't make policy, but they do the research and prepare the groundwork for it.
Who are civil servants?
400
This type of electoral system results in a two party system.
What is "first past the post'?
400
This agreement established a new assembly for Northern Ireland.
What is the Good Friday Agreement?
400
The present day Prime Minister.
Who is David Cameron?
400
This is the collective decision making entity in the House of Commons
What is the Cabinet?
400
This part of the French legislative branch is elected by an Electoral College.
What is the Senate?
500
This type of system distributes power between the national and the state levels.
What is federalism?
500
This happened in 1789
What is the French Revolution?
500
The two parties that formed a government Coalition in 2010.
What are the Liberal Democrats and the Conservative Party?
500
The name of the upper House in the British Parliament.
What is the House of Lords?
500
This part of the French government can call for National Referenda.
What is the executive?/who is the president?
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