British Institutions
This individual, the leader of the British government, has historically lived at 10 Downing Street.
Who is the Prime Minister?
The United Kingdom supposedly has a "special relationship" with this country.
What is the United States?
True or False: "Northern Ireland uses a first past-the-post electoral system."
What is false.
This Prime Minister called for the Brexit referendum.
Who is David Cameron.
This party is the fastest growing in Scotland.
What is the Scottish National Party?
In keeping with this individual's "right to be consulted," he or she will meet with the Prime Minister on a weekly basis.
Who is the Monarch (king/queen)?
This term refers to the union of former British colonies that maintain a relationship with the United Kingdom and recognize the Queen as sovereign.
What is the Commonwealth?
If the UK had remained within the EU but negotiated a deal asserting more individual powers, it would have been referred to by this term.
What is Soft Brexit?
This comedian referred to Boris Johnson as a man with "funny hair and a passing relationship with the truth."
Who is John Oliver?
These are the three rights of the Monarch.
What are the rights "to be consulted, to encourage and to warn."
This term refers to the United Kingdom's remaining world influence through institutions such as education, language and culture, and international alliances.
What is soft power?
These were the results of the 2016 Brexit Referendum.
What is 52% for Brexit and 47% against.
Rupert Murdoch runs this famous UK tabloid newspaper.
What is The Sun?
There are this many members in the House of Commons.
What is 650?
Fill in the blank: Teresa May famously said that "the UK will never again _____ other countries in an attempt to make the world in their own image."
What is "invade"?
He was the most famous spokesperson for the UK's UKIP (and later Brexit) Party.
Who is Nigel Farage?
This man coined the phrase "elective dictatorship" in reference to the British government.
Who is Quinton Hogg?
In this year, the House of Lords Act passed through Parliament, cutting in half the number of members in the House of Lords.
What is 1999?
This historical event marked the end of the United Kingdom's reign as an independent military power.
What is the Suez Canal Crisis?
Fill in the blank: Studies show that voters were more likely to support Brexit if they saw themselves more as _____ than as British.
What is English?
This part of the Brexit withdrawal agreement allows goods to pass freely between Ireland and Northern Ireland, and implements checks between Northern Ireland and mainland UK.
What is the Northern Ireland Protocol?