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4. The House of Parliament The House
6. King Edward the Confessor built
8. According to the long-standing tradition,
10. Westminster Abbey.
11. Opposite the House of Parliament
13. Since William the Conqueror’s times
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Слайд 4 The 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.

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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.

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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.