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The Monarchy of Great Britain - Coggle Diagram
The Monarchy of Great Britain
Monarchy History
The British monarchy has a rich history, evolving from the medieval period to the present constitutional monarchy.
Constitutional Role
Ceremonial Duties
The monarch performs ceremonial roles and represents the UK at state functions.
Constitutional Functions
Acts on the advice of the Prime Minister and the government.
Key Locations
Buckingham Palace
The official residence of the monarch in London, England.
Windsor Castle
The monarch’s country residence located in Berkshire, England.
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Sandringham House
Another residence, situated in Norfolk, England
Holyrood Palace
The official residence in Scotland, located in Edinburgh.
Hillsborough Castle
The official residence in Northern Ireland.
Historical Context
United Kingdom
The monarchy covers the entire United Kingdom, which includes four countries:
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Monarch: The head of state, currently King Charles III.
Consort: The spouse of the monarch.
POLITICAL SYSTEM
Monarch
The ceremonial head of state,currently King Charles III.
Parliament
House of Commons
Elected by the public.The leader of the majority party becomes Prime Minister.
House of Lords
Review and suggest amendments to legislation.
Prime Minister
Leads the executive branch and makes policy decisions
Cabinet
Enior government ministers appointed by the Prime Minister.