17 Questions
What is a treaty according to the provided information?
A written agreement made between two or more countries
What is the source of the monarch's powers according to the text?
Divine rights
What was the monarch's power originally considered to be?
Divine right
What is the role of the monarch in making treaties?
To make treaties on behalf of the Crown
What did the Bill of Rights of 1689 do to the monarch's power?
Limited the monarch's power
What is one of the powers of the royal prerogative?
To give orders to armed forces
What is a consequence of the monarch's power to grant nationality?
The monarch can grant nationality to foreigners
What was the monarch's power to deploy armed forces originally based on?
The divine right of kings
What is a result of the Bill of Rights of 1689?
The powers of the monarch were limited
Which of the following is a power of the royal prerogative?
Granting nationality
What is a function of the monarch in international relations?
Making treaties
What is a characteristic of the royal prerogative?
It is a power held by the monarch
What is the main purpose of a treaty according to the text?
To make agreements between two or more countries
What was the original basis of the monarch's power to deploy armed forces?
The divine rights of kings
What is the role of the monarch in granting nationality?
They grant nationality on behalf of the ministers
What limited the monarch's power after 1689?
The Bill of Rights
Who gives orders to armed forces?
The monarch directly
Test your knowledge of the UK government and monarchy, including treaties, the royal prerogative, and the Bill of Rights. Learn about the powers of the monarch and how they have evolved over time.
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