Its main roles are:
No one lives in parliament. Parliament is a building where government business is conducted.
The Magna Carta was one of the earliest documents that ensured that the Monarch answered to the parliament, giving the parliament the ultimate authority. It both gave the citizens more rights in their daily lives, and was an early foundation of the rule of law. It is undoubtedly the reason for the system of democratic law where the parliament is the ultimate authority, not the crown.
Nobody lives in the Houses of Parliament.
He is British/English ;D he lives in London and that's all im going to say :)
Downing Street in Westminster, close to the Houses of Parliament. The Prime Minister's home is No.10, whilst the Chancellor lives in No.11.
The local level of government which most visibly affects the daily lives of citizens.
The colonists risked being targeted by British Parliament, whom was often known for their cruel punishments in regards to treason.
no, it is british. She was born in Tottenham
The English or British as they and the Empire of Great Britain was known, taking land from natives was justified as the natives weren't civilised didn't utilise their resources and actually had better lives under British rule than under others.
totalitarian dictatorship
Their consituentsEveryone who lives in his or her electoral district.
World War 2 as the citizens were shelled by a lot more airplanes than World War 1 by Germany.