Упр.1 Юнит 2 Урок 3 ГДЗ English Кузовлев 10-11 класс
- What political system does the Russian Federation represent according to the Constitution?
- Each political system has its peculiarities. What is special about the political system of the Russian Federation?
- What political institutions represent power in the Russian Federation? (Understanding a scheme)
- Can you explain how the branches of power interact? Complete the scheme above.
- Who guarantees the basic rights of the people?
A. the President
B. the Chairman of the Government - Who elects the members of the Federal Assembly?
A. the Federal Government
B. the people - Who appoints the Chairman of the Government?
A. the President
B. the Federal Assembly - Who approves the Chairman of the Government?
A. the Duma
B. the Constitutional Court - Who elects the President?
A. the Federal Assembly
B. the people - Who can dissolve the Duma?
A. the President
B. the Chairman of the Government - Who can declare laws unconstitutional?
A. the Supreme Court
B. the Constitutional Court - Who can veto laws passed by the Federal Assembly?
A. the President
B. the Chairman of the Government
- Who guarantees the basic rights of the people?
- Who is the head of state in the Russian Federation?
- Which institutions exercise the legislative, executive, judicial power?
- What is each branch of power responsible for?
- Listen to the information about the political system of Russia to check your answers. (Listening for detail)
The Russian Federation represents a democratic federative state with a republican form of government.
The political system of the Russian Federation is special because power is divided into three branches and the President is the head of state, who guarantees the basic rights and freedoms of the people.
The political institutions that represent power in the Russian Federation are the President, the Federal Assembly, the Government, and the courts.
The branches of power interact in the following way:
- the President guarantees the basic rights of the people;
- the people elect the members of the Federal Assembly and the President;
- the President appoints the Chairman of the Government;
- the Duma approves the Chairman of the Government;
- the President can dissolve the Duma and veto laws passed by the Federal Assembly;
- the Constitutional Court can declare laws unconstitutional.
The head of state in the Russian Federation is the President.
The legislative power is exercised by the Federal Assembly, the executive power by the Government, and the judicial power by the courts.
The legislative branch makes laws, the executive branch carries out laws, and the judicial branch interprets laws and settles legal disputes.
