1. What is a key component that distinguishes the United Kingdom from Great Britain?
2. How does the monarch's role in the UK differ from the actual exercise of power in the government?
3. What are the main sources that make up the UK's constitutional block?
Great Britain vs UK — difference?
Great Britain is the island; UK includes Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Devolved governments — examples?
Northern Ireland Assembly, Scottish Parliament, Welsh Parliament.
Constitutional monarchy — role?
Symbolic, religious, and military functions exercised by the monarch.
Monarch’s religious role?
Supreme Governor of the Church of England.
UK constitution — sources?
Uncodified; based on statutes, common law, conventions.
Magna Carta — significance?
Limited royal power; foundational constitutional document.
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