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HỌC PHẦN: ĐẤT NƯỚC VÀ VĂN HÓA CÁC NƯỚC NÓI TIẾNG ANH

Chủ đề: The Monarchy

(Chế độ quân chủ)

Sinh viên thực hiện : TRỊNH THỊ HẰNG

Lớp : K15-NNA3

Mã SV : 21012966

Giảng viên hướng dẫn : ThS. TRẦN THANH THƯ

HÀ NỘI, THÁNG 3/2024

 Table of Contents
1. Introduction.............................................................................................

2. Main Content...........................................................................................

2.1 Introduction to the Monarchy.......................................................4

2.2 The Reality of the Monarchy........................................................4

2.3 Wrap-up......................................................................................10

3. Conclusion, Recommendations............................................................

3.1 Conclusion..................................................................................11

3.2 Some Frequently Asked Questions.............................................12

4. Reference List........................................................................................
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Criteria Examiner 1 Examiner 2

Essay

Presentation
 1. Introduction
1. Title of the Essay: The Reality of the Monarchy

2. Research Objectives:

"The Monarchy" is a broad topic that can be applied to various

studies. However, in this essay, I primarily focus on "The Reality of the
Monarchy," with a main focus on the power and role of the monarch in a
monarchy system. This essay delves into how monarchies operate in
reality, including the authority of the king or queen, their role in the
political structure, and their level of influence on the nation.

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 2. Main Content
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2.1 Introduction to the Monarchy

Currently, 43 countries in the world still have monarchs.

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2.2 The Reality of the Monarchy

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Theoretically, the King could refuse the royal assent to a bill passed by
Parliament. It means that the King has the right to stop it from becoming law.
Since 1708, no monarch has refused the royal assent to a bill passed by
Parliament. Therefore, royal assent is automatic.

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2.3 Wrap-up

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3. Conclusion, Recommendations
3.1 Conclusion
In conclusion, the reality of the monarchy encompasses a nuanced
understanding of its historical significance, contemporary role, and societal
impact. While monarchies vary in their structures and levels of power, they often
serve as symbols of tradition and continuity. In modern constitutional monarchies
like the United Kingdom, their role is largely ceremonial, yet their symbolic
importance in unifying and representing the nation remains significant. Beyond
symbolism, monarchies influence various aspects of society, including
economics, diplomacy, and culture. Despite debates regarding their relevance,
monarchies endure, reflecting deep-rooted attachments to tradition and heritage.
Therefore, grasping the reality of the monarchy necessitates a comprehensive
examination of historical contexts, contemporary political dynamics, and societal
perceptions, underscoring its ongoing significance in the modern world.

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3.2 Some Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who does the monarch normally choose as Prime Minister?
2. When Parliament agrees with a new law, what must happen before it
becomes law?
3. What is the role of the monarch?
4. What is the name of the money given to the royal family to perform their
public duties?
5. Why does the King need the help of the royal family member?

4. Reference List
1. Britain - The Country and Its People by James O'Driscoll.

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