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meets the PM once a week
goes over every new law

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Meet the prime minster once a week

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2nd chamber
800 members
Lords are selected by their experience

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800 members

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Second chamber

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Part of the Parlament

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Independent

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Independet or beloning to a party
Partys not in rule is called the opposition

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Chamber of Parliament

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elected chamber
650 members who either belong to a political party or are independent
the one member with the most votes becomes the PM

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Elected chamber

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650 MEMBER
prime minister chooses chamber

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group of barons -> first step towards democracy

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King above the law

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some King put a stamp on a paper and chose his ruler mates 

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some King put a stamp on a paper and chose his ruler mates 

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1215: 63 rules that make the king stand above all
1265: parliament was created making it more democratic

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by Lord John

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-The king was above the law for the first time in 1215

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-The king was above the law for the first time in 1215

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- meet PM once a week
- agree every new law

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- 800 members
- mostly life peers

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- elected chamber of parliament
- 650 members (MPs)
- each a member of apolitical party or independent
- 20 senior ministers
- speaker keeps the house in order

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- 1215: 63 rules passed: no one but the king above the law
- 1265: parliament (with the king)