The Government of the United Kingdom by Deema Aly Masoud https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4 en-us 2021-04-12 05:54:11 UTC 2021-04-12 07:16:43 UTC hello@padlet.com masou_d_126 https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1405914001
  • About the United Kingdom
  •  types of governments 
  • The government in the united kingdom 
  • How the united kingdom deals with dissent 

    • ]]>     2021-04-12 05:57:21 UTC https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1405914001     masou_d_126 https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1406080813 The United Kingdom is known for its history and public places, and for it's Queen, Queen Elizabeth. ]]> 2021-04-12 07:04:07 UTC https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1406080813 masou_d_126 https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1406089067 There are many types of governments. Some of them are communism, socialism, direct democracy, a representative democracy, monarchy, an autocracy, And an oligarchy. The united kingdom is a monarchy. 

    Communism 
    Communism is when all property is owned by the community of a place or country and everyone gives/receives according to their needs. 

    Socialism 
               When it is believed that production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.

                Direct democracy 
                When the people of the country decide the policies 

              Representative democracy 
              When people can vote for the representatives of the place/country 
        
              Monarchy 
              When a king or queen is the head of the country 

              Autocracy 
              When one person who rules the country has full power over everything 

              Oligarchy 
              When a small group of people has control of a country 

    ]]>     2021-04-12 07:07:12 UTC https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1406089067     masou_d_126 https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1406094599 The government in the united kingdom is a monarchy. It’s a constitutional monarchy which means the king or queen (leaders of the country) don’t make any open political decisions, but instead the political system makes the decisions/laws instead of the queen, while the queen is still the queen of the United Kingdom. The Prime Minister is Boris Johnson


    ]]>     2021-04-12 07:09:23 UTC https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1406094599     masou_d_126 https://padlet.com/masou_d_126/r6uotuxqcxr21jz4/wish/1406096571 Imagine being an influencer in the UK, being passionate about discussing different opinions, spreading awareness about things that you think matter, and that more people should know about. In the UK, the government willingly gives you the freedom to discuss your opinions respectfully, and the government listens (as long as your opinion is peaceful) and puts in the effort to actually change their country rules so that the citizens can feel happy and comfortable. 


    Unwanted dissents 

    On the other hand, if someone dissents and acts in a way terrorism, or in an illegal way where it’s disrespectful they will face strict and harsh punishments, where the government of the UK won’t forgive these actions. 

    Acceptable dissents 

    When the UK allows dissent, its usually following strict guidelines. Dissent has to be done respectfully and peacefully, like peaceful protests. Many people all over social media, speak from experience, comparing the times when people dissented disrespectfully and how it went, and also about when people dissented respectfully and how it went. “The UK listens to what protesters and dissenters have to say, and try to take it into action to provide a peaceful and safe community” a citizen quotes. 


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