The document discusses symbols and institutions of government in the United Kingdom. It describes the national flag as being the flag of England featuring a rose, a symbol of political divisions from the 15th century. It also summarizes that the Queen is head of state but does not rule the country, having no real power, while Parliament and the government hold power. It provides an overview of the House of Commons and House of Lords, their roles in making and changing laws, with the Lords having less power but ability to delay laws.

1. The Queen And Parliament

2. The National flag and other
symbols
 It is the national flag of
England
 Rose is also the symbol of
England.In the 15 century in
England, Rose became a
symbol of the political feuds
two intransigent parties.

3. The Royal Family
 Elisabeth II the full
name Elisabeth
Alexandra Mary
 Philip Mountbatten

4. The Queen does not rule the country
 In Britain the Queen is
the Head of State,but in
fact she doesn`t rule the
country as she has no
power.
 She is very rich.
 She travels about the
UK, meets different
people and visits school
and other special places

5. Power
The British Parliament The British Government

6. The British Parliament
The House of Commons The House of Lords

7. The House of Lords
 The House of Lords
originated in the 14
century.
 The House of Lords
does not have much
power but it is very
important as it can
discuss and change
laws,it can delay laws
too.

8. The House of Commons
 The House of Commons
makes laws about the
policy of the country,taxes
and many other things

9. Map of Great Britain

10. The End
 Thank you for
your attention!