Упр.1 Юнит 2 Урок 2 ГДЗ English Кузовлев 10-11 класс
- Do you think that the role of the head of state in the USA is ceremonial like in Great Britain?
- Which institutions represent the legislative and executive branches of power in the USA?
- How does the political system work? (understanding a scheme) Who is the head of the executive branch in the USA? And in Britain? Which officials in the USA are elected and which are appointed? And in Britain? Is the head of state elected directly by the people in the USA? And in Britain? Can the people of the USA exercise their power through their representatives? And what about the people of Britain? What activities are the two branches of power involved? (AB Unit 2, ex. 4)
- What new facts about the US political system are there in the information? (listening for detail)
- No, the role of the head of state in the USA is not ceremonial. The President is the real head of state and the head of the executive branch.
- The legislative branch is represented by Congress, and the executive branch is represented by the President and the government.
The political system works through the separation of powers.
The head of the executive branch in the USA is the President. In Britain, it is the Prime Minister.
In the USA, the President and other officials are elected, while some officials are appointed. In Britain, the Prime Minister is not elected directly by the people; he or she is appointed, and many officials are appointed as well.
No, the head of state in the USA is not elected directly by the people. In Britain, the monarch is not elected at all.
Yes, the people of the USA can exercise their power through their representatives. In Britain, the people also exercise power through their representatives in Parliament.
The legislative branch makes laws, and the executive branch carries out and enforces them.
- The new facts are that the President is both the head of state and the head of the executive branch, that the President is elected indirectly by the people, and that the powers of the state are divided between Congress and the President.
