Nova:Britain: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
>MineHero43 No edit summary |
>MineHero43 No edit summary |
||
| Line 29: | Line 29: | ||
It was also founded and built with the remnants of the Japanese state on EarthMC classic, many of it's mayors and notable people are characters from the Japanese Empire. Britain was, and is, also built along with the foundations and ideology of Accordo and Accordoism (see [[The Accordo Manifesto]]). | It was also founded and built with the remnants of the Japanese state on EarthMC classic, many of it's mayors and notable people are characters from the Japanese Empire. Britain was, and is, also built along with the foundations and ideology of Accordo and Accordoism (see [[The Accordo Manifesto]]). | ||
=='''Government Structure'''== | =='''Government Structure'''== | ||
==='''British Democracy'''=== | ==='''British Democracy'''=== | ||
Britain is a Constitutional Monarchy with many of its principles based on [[The Accordo Manifesto]]. MineHero43 is the Head of State however the Prime Minister which is the head of government is elected once every two months.[[File:Unknown-1565377537.png|thumb|301x301px|'''''Prime Minister [[Angloist]] delivers a speech from Downing Street''''']]The British Parliament consists of all mayors in the British nation. Although they cannot directly propose laws, they do vote on laws proposed by the government and if necessary, enough of them are able to band together and bring forward a vote of no confidence against the Prime Minister. | Britain is a Constitutional Monarchy with many of its principles based on [[The Accordo Manifesto]]. MineHero43 is the Head of State however the Prime Minister which is the head of government is elected once every two months.[[File:Unknown-1565377537.png|thumb|301x301px|'''''Prime Minister [[Angloist]] delivers a speech from Downing Street''''']]The British Parliament consists of all mayors in the British nation. Although they cannot directly propose laws, they do vote on laws proposed by the government and if necessary, enough of them are able to band together and bring forward a vote of no confidence against the Prime Minister. | ||