. Q: The Monarchy and the British P

. Q: The Monarchy and the British Prime Minister. Compare their power, role and value.

· The power

Stereotypes: The Queen has almost absolute power. She can appoint or dismiss the PM and ministerial positions. They are ‘servants of the Crown’. She can also summon or dissolve the Parliament before a general election. She is the embodiment of the law in the courts. A bill cannot be passed without the royal assent of the Queen. Finally, Queen Elizabeth is above the law. She can do anything.

Truth: The Queen has to choose the one who has the support of the majority of MPs in the House of Commons; usually it’s the leader of the strongest party in the House of Commons. The PM also appoints other ministers. He or she also has the right to dissolve the Parliament, and the Monarch cannot refuse. Besides, the Queen does not bother to give the royal assent although she can do so (since 1708). Somebody else sign it for her. She also makes a written speech in the opening of Parliament each year. In fact, the Queen has no power at all. She cannot stop the government going ahead with any of its policies.

· The role: The Monarch is the personal embodiment of the government of the country. Because the separation between the symbol of the government and the actual government, changing the government does not threaten the stability of the country as a whole. Secondly, she could act as a final check on a government that was becoming dictatorial. She can refuse to give the royal assent for the bill as well as dismiss the PM. Thirdly, she has a ceremonial role. She performs the ceremonial duties of the country.

The PM has a very important role to the country. He or she is actually the head of the country. The PM appoints other ministers by making ‘cabinet reshuffle’. He is also the public image of the country. Finally, he is the one to decide government policies because he or she has time to do so. Other ministers are busy taking care of their government departments.

· The value: The Monarch has an economical role to the country. By organizing ceremonies, she can make money for the country because ceremonies such as the state opening of Parliament, the Queen’s official birthday or royal weddings will attract the tourists to come and see. She and the royal family are also sources of news on the newspapers.

Kết quả (Việt) 1:

. Hỏi: nền quân chủ và chính phủ Anh. So sánh sức mạnh, vai trò và giá trị của họ.· Sức mạnhKhuôn: Các nữ hoàng có quyền lực gần như tuyệt đối. Cô ấy có thể chỉ định hoặc bỏ qua PM và bộ các vị trí. Họ là 'người hầu của Vương miện'. Cô cũng có thể triệu tập hoặc giải tán nghị viện trước khi một cuộc tổng tuyển cử. Cô ấy là hiện thân của pháp luật trong các tòa án. Một dự luật không thể được thông qua mà không royal sự đồng ý của hoàng hậu. Cuối cùng, Queen Elizabeth là ở trên luật pháp. Cô có thể làm bất cứ điều gì.Thử thách: Nữ hoàng đã lựa chọn một trong những người có sự hỗ trợ của phần lớn các nghị sĩ trong hạ; thường là lãnh đạo Đảng mạnh nhất trong nhà của Commons. PM cũng chỉ định các bộ trưởng khác. Người đó cũng có quyền giải tán nghị viện, và các vị vua không thể từ chối. Bên cạnh đó, hoàng hậu không bận tâm để cung cấp cho royal sự đồng ý mặc dù cô ấy có thể làm như vậy (từ 1708). Ai ký tên cho cô ấy. Cô cũng làm cho một bài phát biểu bằng văn khai mạc nghị viện mỗi năm. Trong thực tế, nữ hoàng không có sức mạnh ở tất cả. Cô không thể dừng lại chính phủ đi trước với chính sách của nó.· The role: The Monarch is the personal embodiment of the government of the country. Because the separation between the symbol of the government and the actual government, changing the government does not threaten the stability of the country as a whole. Secondly, she could act as a final check on a government that was becoming dictatorial. She can refuse to give the royal assent for the bill as well as dismiss the PM. Thirdly, she has a ceremonial role. She performs the ceremonial duties of the country.The PM has a very important role to the country. He or she is actually the head of the country. The PM appoints other ministers by making ‘cabinet reshuffle’. He is also the public image of the country. Finally, he is the one to decide government policies because he or she has time to do so. Other ministers are busy taking care of their government departments.· The value: The Monarch has an economical role to the country. By organizing ceremonies, she can make money for the country because ceremonies such as the state opening of Parliament, the Queen’s official birthday or royal weddings will attract the tourists to come and see. She and the royal family are also sources of news on the newspapers.