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What is modern Britain?

Both an ancient multinational union of states and a multiethnic, post colonial society.

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What does each of the ancient mulitnational union of states have?

Contrasting and often conflicting perspectives on the union.

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What is the multiethnic, post colonial society shaped by?

Decolonization and immigration (primarily from the Commonwealth) containing multiple, contrasting, sometimes conflicting perspectives of British history.

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How many out of six usual residents in England and Whales were born outside of the UK?

One in six

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How big was the increase of residents in England and Whales who were born outside of the UK since 2011?

2.5 million

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What was the most common country to birth outside of the UK in 2021?

India

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What does the history and heritage of the English country house give the viewer?

An English, rural perspective

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Predominantly, what is modern Britain?

An urban and suburban multi-ethnic society

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Using the English country house as a lens to view British history is problematic.

True/False?

True

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What kind of government is the United Kingdom of Britain and Northern Ireland?

A parliamentary constitutional monarchy

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The monarch is head of state but does not rule.

True/False?

True

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Who/what has been the supreme ruler since 1689?

Parliament, specifically the House of Commons

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When did the executive power of the crown pass to the largest political party leader in the House of Commons?

The 18th century

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What does the leader of the largest political party in the House of Commons function as?

The Prime minister

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What is the prime ministers responsibility?

To appoint ministers from their party to form "His Majesty's Government"

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What is the largest party in the House of Commons determined by?

A general election every 5 years

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What happens in the general election?

All 650 house seats are contested

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Each seat equates to a constituency in which countries represented by a member of Parliament?

England, Scotland, Whales, and Northern Ireland

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Where are the majority of members of parliament concentrated in?

London and the major urban conurbations of the English West Midlands, the English North-West South Wales, and central Scotland

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In 2024, which party won the majority of the seats in the House of Commons and therefore now governs?

The Labour party

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Who is the leader of the labor party and current Prim Minister?

Sir Keir Starmer

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Where else are there developed governments and parliaments?

Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Belfast

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How often is a census held in Wales and England?

Every 10 years

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Scotland and Northern Ireland are also counted in the census of Wales and England.

True/False?

false

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What was the total population of the United Kingdom of Britain and Northern Ireland in 2021?

67,596,000

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What is a key driver in the UK's population growth?

Immigration

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What continues to be one of the largest sources of migration into the UK?

Commonwealth countries

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Where is modern Britain's ethnically diverse society centered?

London, the West Midlands, and the Northwest

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What was the largest high level ethnic group in England and Wales in 2021?

White

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Britain has experience a rise in illegal immigration due to what?

People making the dangerous journey across the English channel in boats