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Black Thursday 1919-1933: Prohibition [pic] :means “consequences” Arnaud: American Revolutionnary war: From 1775 to 1783 In America and Europe Opposing GB and 13colonies Cause: colonists in the US rejected the rights of British Parliament to govern them without representation Before: revolutionary waves April 18th, 1775: battle of Concord September 3rd, 1783: freedom of 13 colonies [pic]France in debt ($187 million), French revolution in 1789 Cyrille: Declaration

1992 - 1996 offices for electricité de france 1992 - 1997 design centre, london 1992 - 1997 kowloon canton railway terminal 1992 - 1998 HACTL superterminal and express centre 1992 - 1998 hong kong international airport 1992 - 1999 new german parliament (reichstag, berlin) 1993 - 1995 forth valley community village 1993 - 1998 valencia congress centre 1993 al faisaliah complex 1993 holborn place 1993 millau viaduct 1994 grande stade olympic stadium 1994 - 1998 sir alexander fleming building

produced along the Grand Canal is crucial to the economy as it supplies electricity to one of the most heavily industrialized regions in France and even to Germany. Strasbourg is also a city central to the EU, as the European Parliament is found here. The European parliament is split between the cities of Brussels and Strasbourg, however, plenary sessions are held in France while only committee sessions and some plenary sessions are held in Brussels. This puts France at the centre of the EU. The fact

of government ministers, and are supposed to constitute an independent element in the organisation of the BBC. Daily operations are controlled by the Director-General, chosen by the board of governors. The BBC is financed by a grant from Parliament, which comes from the sale of television licences, payable by all TV set owners and relatively low (£121 annually for a colour set in 2004). The BBC also generates considerable income from selling its programmes abroad and from the sale of a programme

crowned Queen of Scots, which was actually ruled by regents including her mother. * The regents of Scotland made a treaty with Henry VIII in which Edward, Henry's son, would wed Mary. However, this treaty will later be broken by the Scottish Parliament because of Henry’s many actions against Catholics and Scotland (he sent his army north). * French remaining true to their alliance with the Scots came to their aid, the French king Henry II proposed to unite France and Scotland by marrying Mary

is based on roman law and therefore is apart and Northern Ireland is yet an other system. We must not either forget that these four countries : England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland – in other words : the United Kingdom – share a common parliament, which is the sole statute making body. Statute law therefore is applicable in the whole of the United Kingdom. English law is uncodified. It is essentially based on jurisprudence, which affects the whole approach to law, its conceptualization

which a Roman law country Its influence has also remained in Commonwealth countries which were colonized by the British. Scottish law is based on Roman law, and Northern Ireland law is yet another system. These 4 countries share a common parliament which is the sole statute making body. Statute law is therefore applicable in the whole of the UK. English law is uncodified. It is essentially based on jurisprudence which affects the whole approach to law: its conceptualization and methods

Le Parlement du Canada (anglais : Parliament of Canada) comporte deux chambres. La Chambre des communes (anglais : House of Commons) est composé de 308 députés, élus pour des mandats d'une durée maximale de cinq ans dans des circonscriptions électorales uninominales (c'est-à-dire représentés par une seule personne). Le Sénat est composé de 105 sénateurs nommés par le gouverneur général, sur conseil du premier ministre. Bien que quatre partis soient représentés actuellement au Parlement, deux

d’une volonté d’équilibre des pouvoirs : le parlement britannique et ses deux chambres (chambre des Lords et chambre des communes). Oval Office : www.ourwhitehouse.org/ovaloffice.html Capitol : www.aoc.gov/cc/capitol/capitol_location.cfm Houses of Parliament : www.parliament.uk/ Comment ces lieux de pouvoir sont-ils perçus ? 1. Des lieux qui reflètent une fascination attestée par le succès de séries télévisées : The West Wing (États- Unis), Yes Minister et Yes Prime Minister (Grande Bretagne).

parliamentary sovereignty (since middle of the 17th c, idea that the parliament in Westminster is a supreme (make or unmake any law) has been one of the cornerstone of the Constitution. Parliamentary sovereignty is also linked to the fact that there is no written Constitution in the UK. Consequently a Statute Law (meaning the law made by the Parliament) was considered as the highest form of law. No higher Institution than Parliament in UK. Change since 1973, when the UK joined the EU. Indeed European