We just went over Question Time in Great Britain in my AP Comparative government class. Above is a recent example of Conservative David Cameron answering the questions of the members of Parliament. I used it as a way to go over terms such as: prime minister, question hour, backbenchers, shadow cabinet, cabinet, Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats, coalition, etc.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Question Time in Great Britain
We just went over Question Time in Great Britain in my AP Comparative government class. Above is a recent example of Conservative David Cameron answering the questions of the members of Parliament. I used it as a way to go over terms such as: prime minister, question hour, backbenchers, shadow cabinet, cabinet, Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats, coalition, etc.
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