Traditions
1834
When the slavery was abolished ?
The head of state is the King Charles III
Who is the head of state of the Commonwealth ?
The Antlantic ocean
Which ocean are the principle overseas territories ?
30%
How much percent the Canada haven't vote ?
The sovereign except when become too old, they deligate to the presumed heir
Who lead the Commonwealth ?
1949
When the Commonwealth was created ?
56
How many countries are in the Commonwealth ?
To assert their independance, their national identity, their own government, and elect their own head of state.
Why have some countries wanted to sever ties with the United Kingdom ?
It facilitate exchanges between the people, traditions and art of the different member countries.
What does the commonwealth allow in cultural terms ?
Prince William
Who is going to become the next head of state of the Commonwealth after King Charles's death ?
18 countries
How many countires are present in the Caribbean Commonwealth ?
The decolonization in the 20 century
What historical event allowed many Commonwealth's countries to become independant ?
80
How many companies supporting The commonwealth ?
India
Who was the first member of the Commonwealth ?
The Canada is the largest country
What is the largest country of the commonwealth ?
For historical, culutural and political reasons
Why to some residents still wish to maintain ties with the British Monarchy ?
It is the landmass on Earth that is part of the commonwealth
What does 1 out of 5 correspond with ?
600,000 Africans
How many Africans were enslaved until slavery was abolished ?
Because it mainly comprises former territories of the British Empire.
Why is the Commonwealth present in many regions of the world?
Irlande
Which was the first country to leave the commonwealth ?