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The House of Parliament and Westminster Abbey

1) Occupy-занимать2)Edward the Confessor-Эдуард Исповедник3) successors-преемники 4) representatives-представители5) House of Lords -Палата лордов 6) House of Commons -Палата общин 7) session-заседание 8) Westminster Abbey-Вестминстерское аббатство 9) buried-погребенный

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Слайд 1The House of Parliament and Westminster Abbey

The House of Parliament and Westminster Abbey

Слайд 31) Occupy-занимать
2)Edward the Confessor-Эдуард Исповедник
3) successors-преемники
4) representatives-представители
5) House of

Lords -Палата лордов
6) House of Commons -Палата общин
7)

session-заседание
8) Westminster Abbey-Вестминстерское аббатство
9) buried-погребенный

1) Occupy-занимать2)Edward the Confessor-Эдуард Исповедник3) successors-преемники 4) representatives-представители5) House of Lords -Палата лордов 6) House of Commons

Слайд 4The House of Parliament
The House of Parliament occupy

a magnificent building on the left bank of the Thames

in a part of London called Westminster, that has long been connected with royalty and government.
The House of Parliament  The House of Parliament occupy a magnificent building on the left bank

Слайд 6 King Edward the Confessor built a place beside

the River Thames in the 11th century. His successors made

the palace their main residence. Gradually Westminster became the centre of government. At first Parliament was organized to help the monarch rule the country. The monarch called representatives of different groups of people together; so the House of Lords represented the Church and aristocracy, and the House of Commons represented the rich landowners who expressed the views and interests of their own town or village. In the course of centuries, power gradually passed from the monarch to Parliament.

King Edward the Confessor built a place beside the River Thames in the 11th century.

Слайд 8 According to the long-standing tradition, the Queen still

opens the new session of Parliament each autumn by reading

the Queen’s Speech in the House of Lords. Another tradition is that the Queen is not allowed to enter the house of Commons. This tradition goes back to the time of Charles I, more than three hundred years ago, and reminds everybody that the monarch must not try to govern the country.
According to the long-standing tradition, the Queen still opens the new session of Parliament each

Слайд 10Westminster Abbey.

Westminster Abbey.

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Opposite the House of Parliament stands Westminster Abbey.

A church has stood here since Saxon times, when it

was known as West Monastery (Westminster), because of its position to the west of London’s centre.
Opposite the House of Parliament stands Westminster Abbey. A church has stood here since Saxon

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Since William the Conqueror’s times British monarchs have

been crowned there, and since the 13th century they have

been buried there. Many other famous people are also buried in Westminster Abbey.
Since William the Conqueror’s times British monarchs have been crowned there, and since the 13th

Слайд 16Questions
In what part of London is the building of the

House of Parliament situated?
2)Which two parts does British Parliament consist

of?
What English king built Westminster Abbey?
What is Westminster Abbey famous for?
QuestionsIn what part of London is the building of the House of Parliament situated?2)Which two parts does

Слайд 17Prepared by student of 32 groups Gerasimova Kate

Prepared by student of 32 groups  Gerasimova Kate

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