Answer the questions to compare the Italian form of government to the British one

 

• Which year did he Italians vote for democracy?
• The UK is a CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY, but it’s also a parliamentary democracy (like Italy). What does it mean?
• Is there a single document that may be considered as the British constitution?
• When did the Italian Constitution come into force?
• Who elects the President of the Republic in Italy? How long does his charge last? How old should he be to be elected as President?
• Who’s the commander-in chief of the armed forces in Italy and in the UK?
• How many members does the House of Commons have?
• How many members does the Chamber of Deputies have?
• How many members does the House of Lords have?
• Are the members of the House of Lords elected by people?
• How many elected members does the Senate have?
• What are the functions of a Parliament?
• Who is the head of state in Italy? What about in England?
• Who holds the position of head of government in both countries?
• Who’s the current Prime Minister in the UK? What’s his political party?
  
• Who finally signs the bills both in Italy and in the UK?
• How old are people who vote for both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate in Italy?
• How old should you be to be elected as a member of the Chamber of deputies or a member of the Senate in Italy
• When did the UK leave the European Union?