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symbolique supérieure aux autres, et on pourra citer en exemple : "The MAGNA CARTA" (datant de 1215) "The Petition of Rights" (1628) "The Bill of RIGHTS" (signé en 1689) "The Act of Settlement" (1701) "The Reform Act" (1832) , et les "Parliament Acts" (de 1911 et 1949). Il existe quatre textes fondamentaux qui font partie de la constitution : • la Magna Carta ou Grande Charte en 1215 (où le roi renonce à certains pouvoirs au profit des barons et des communes et se déclare lié par

sent to an Indian emperor goods from Europe. As a consequence, it gave the British more strength against their counterparts which allowed them to expand their commercial trading. The English Parliament did not think it was benefic and wanted the Company to leave India. The Company convinced the Parliament to let them establish private trading firms. And thanks to this agreement, by 1720, 15% of national imports were from India (most passed through the Company).This helped to solidify their influence

corresponds to both documents 1 and 2. Documents 1 et 2 E. Both documents show that technology plays a role in the way people protest. Justify with one quote for each document. joined 3) UK YCC protesters ….......... Greenpeace activists in Parliament Square 4) The young protesters …................... everybody by the originality of their action. 5) UKYCC members …......... their methods from Marshall Ganz. D. 5 POINTS (1 pt x 5) G. 1 POINT 3- Defending a cause. Page : 2/3

were, the widening, which mean more member states, and the deeping, economic, political, cultural links increased between the member states. In Europe, there was also Erasmus which create links betweens the young Europeans, the first European Parliament in 1979, there were no more barriers, money was gave to help the backwards countries. There was also the apparition of a common currency, the Euro, and a desire of a creation of european citizenship which appeared with the M treaty, the election

the name of God and of vanished generations. It was crushed after a week, but Sinn Fein became more and more popular and triumphantly won the elections in December 1918. The Sinn Fein created an Irish parliament, and proclaims the independence of Ireland. The British power dissolved the parliament. These actions have resulted in the creation of a new uprising that lasted three years. The repression of the English army was not enough to destroy Irish resistance so, on December 6, 1921, negotiations

of their faith. From 1572 onwards, Puritans dominated Parliament. The Puritan Manifesto demanded that Elizabeth eliminate any Roman Catholic practices. The protestant reign continued under James the 1st (1603 to 1625), but Charles the 1st (1625 to 1649) favoured Catholicism believed in the Divine Right of Kings and consequently conflicted with the Puritan Parliament. The result of the clash between Charles the 1st and the Puritan Parliament was the English Civil War between royalists and parliamentarians

valeur symbolique supérieure aux autres, et on pourra citer en exemple "The MAGNA CARTA" (datant de 1215),"The Petition of Rights" (1628), ou encore "The Bill of RIGHTS" (signé en 1689), "The Act of Settlement" (1701), "The Reform Act" (1832), et les"Parliament Acts" (de 1911 et 1949). Les prérogatives royales :  La Reine Elizabeth a bien encore quelques prérogatives, mais le plus souvent, elle n'agit pas de son propre chef et elle n'est que le porte-parole du gouvernement et de son responsable, the

Lords : La majorité des membres du gouvernement sont membres, notamment le Premier Ministre, de la Chambre des communes. La Chambre des communes peut adopter un projet de loi (bill) sans le consentement de l'autre Chambre du Parlement, grâce au parliament Act de 1911. II) Le fonctionnement du régime britannique a) Le pouvoir de Sa Majesté, une illusion Les règles d'accession au trône ont été fixé en 1701. La couronne, de part ces règles, évolue dans la famille des Windsor, du monarque à son

gouvernement peuvent poursuivre leur action et qu’une élection serait contraire aux intérêts de la nation. La Chambre des Communes qui est la Chambre Basse actuelle en Grande-Bretagne est composée de 650 membres élus pour 5 ans et elle détient depuis le Parliament Act de 1911, le consentement d’adopter un projet de loi sans l’accord de la Chambre des Lords. Le président de l'assemblée est nommé the Speaker, et c'est lui ou elle qui préside chaque séance et désigne les intervenants. La plupart du temps les

") for financial compensation (terminal dues) and control cross-border mail.   In June 2002, the Council and Parliament amended the Directive of 1997. From 2006, the reserved area was reduced to 50g and 2.5 times the price of the basic letter, this in anticipation of full liberalization in 2009.   On February 27, 2008: publication of the Directive 2008/6/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 20 February 2008 amending Directive 97/67/EC as regards the internal market of Community postal