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Answer England is one of the four countries which make up The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The others are the Kingdom of Scotland, the Principality of Wales and the Province of Northern Ireland. It is often abbreviated as "The United Kingdom" or just "The UK." The form of government of the UK is a Constitutional Monarchy which, in brief means that the monarch is subject to the same laws as everyone else. The UK does not have a written constitution - its laws are made up of precedents and case law as well as laws enacted by Parliament. The monarch, currently Queen Elizabeth II, does not make decisions about government policy, the country is governed by an elected Parliament under the Prime Minister and a cabinet of ministers with responsibility for specialist areas such as health, education, employment and many others. Thus while the Queen is the Head of State, and most government actions such as criminal prosecutions are done in her name, she plays a mainly ceremonial role in the government of the country.
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What is the point of the Royal Family in the UK?
Because you have to have someone to look after the nation
Did British royal family rule England because of the sword of Excalibur?
Yes and MacDonald's rule the world because of fat people. no. Excalibur is a mith so is king Author and the round table.
Why does Monaco have a royal family?
Because their royal family, the Grimaldi's have successfully reigned for almost 700 years and everyone is satisfied with their rule.
What is a royal subject?
All people in England are called subjects of the King or Queen.
What is the Family tree of Lineage of rule in England?
The House of Windsor.
What is the length of the rule of the king or queen of England?
There is no set period. The English Monarchy is hereditary. In this case this means that you are born to the royal family and if you become king or queen, you die or you abdicate in that position. It is a lifetime position.
Some colonies were ruled directly by the king of England Which term is best associated with this kind of rule?
Royal Colonies were ruled directly by the King of England. Many original Charter Colonies surrendered their charters to become Royal Colonies.
Who is most likely to rule in a monarchy?
In a monarchy, the ruler is typically a king or queen from a royal family.
Some colonies were ruled directly by the king of England which term is best associated with this king of rule?
royal colony
When did England's royal family give up rule?
Virtually England has been a republican state since 1715, with the accession of George the l, the Elector of Hanover. The Royalty were little more than a facade, for the Guelph family it gave them status and wealth, for the Junta, of nobles who ran Britain the royalty were cover to confound and impress the commonality.
Was Richard Windsor related to the royal family?
Richard Windsor was a scout, hunter and woodsman who served with the Lewis and Clark Expedition and the Corps of Discovery. He was not a member of the royal family of Windsors who rule Great Britain.
Who is the royal family that ruled ancient Macedonia?
The only royal families to rule Macedonia were the Argeads, the Antipatrids and the Antigonids of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia on the northern Greek peninsula.
