Uzbek Political System
Who is the Head of State in Uzbekistan?
The President
Who is the Head of State in the United Kingdom?
The Monarch (King/Queen)
Which country has a monarchy: Uzbekistan or the UK?
The United Kingdom
What does the UN stand for?
United Nations
What is the traditional Uzbek dish often served at celebrations?
Plov, Somsa
How many chambers does the Uzbek Parliament (Oliy Majlis) have?
Two (Senate + Legislative Chamber)
Who is the Head of Government in the UK?
The Prime Minister
Which country has a presidential system: Uzbekistan or the UK?
Uzbekistan
What is diplomacy?
Managing international relations through negotiation
What side of the road do people drive on in the UK?
Left side
How long is the presidential term in Uzbekistan?
7 years
What is the name of the lower house of the UK Parliament?
The House of Commons
Name one similarity between both political systems.
Both have bicameral parliaments
What is the main purpose of international law?
To regulate relations between countries
Which Uzbek city is known as the “Pearl of the East”?
Samarkand
What is the name of the upper chamber of the Uzbek Parliament?
The Senate
What type of political system does the UK have?
Constitutional monarchy + parliamentary democracy
Which country separates Head of State and Head of Government?
The UK
What organization promotes peace and security worldwide?
The UN Security Council
Name one globally famous British cultural symbol.
Big Ben / Red buses / Sherlock Holmes / The Royal Family (any accepted)
Who appoints the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan?
The President, with approval from the Legislative Chamber
How is the Prime Minister of the UK chosen?
Appointed by the Monarch, but must be the leader of the majority party in the House of Commons
Which system has more executive power in the hands of one individual?
Uzbekistan (presidential system)
What is “soft power”?
Influence through culture, diplomacy, and values—not military force
Which cultural concept is deeply rooted in Uzbek hospitality and community gatherings?
“Mehmondo’stlik” (hospitality)