How does England choose their kings and queens?

Answer 1

No one chooses the king or queen of the UK as it is a hereditary position. In other words, when Elizabeth II dies or decides to give up the throne it will pass to her eldest son, Charles.

When Charles dies it will pass to his eldest son, William. If the monarch has a son, the son will always be next in line, even if a daughter is older than the son. If the reigning monarch does not have a son the eldest daughter is first in line.

Answer 2

its chosen by the Government and who they think is good enough to serve our country and represent England

Answer 3

The Monarch of the United Kingdom is Queen Elizabeth II.
Prince Charles is next in line, but he could step aside for William. Nobody knows. WikiAnswers cannot tell the future.

Answer 4

The population of the UK obviously. It's like choosing the president in the USA.

Answer 5

Nobody. The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy. It has a Queen at the current time who is the head of state. Kings and queens are not elected, so Queen Elizabeth II was not elected.