Flashcards : Actualité et institutions du monde anglophone (71 cartes)

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1Question

What did the Trump administration want for mail ballots starting 2026?

Réponse

Standardized envelopes and barcodes.

2Question

What would happen to mail ballots not complying with Trump's 2026 rules?

Réponse

They would have been rejected.

3Question

What did Trump claim about mail-in voting in the 2020 election?

Réponse

It was vulnerable to fraud and rigged for Joe Biden.

4Question

What did the Supreme Court rule about federal mail-ballot rules for 2026?

Réponse

They could not be used for the 2026 midterm election.

5Question

How many lights were used in the 9/11 2026 New York Harbor display?

Réponse

2,977 individual lights.

6Question

What did New York City officials reveal about past administrations after 9/11?

Réponse

They withheld information or lied about toxic dust dangers.

7Question

What is Devolution in the UK context?

Réponse

The transfer of political powers from Westminster to UK nations' parliaments.

8Question

Which areas can UK nations' parliaments legislate on after Devolution?

Réponse

Transport, housing, and healthcare.

9Question

When was the Celtic independence pact signed?

Réponse

On 14 September 2026.

10Question

Where was the Celtic independence pact signed?

Réponse

In Cardiff.

11Question

Who signed the Celtic independence pact?

Réponse

Nationalist leaders from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

12Question

What does the Celtic independence pact call for?

Réponse

The right to hold referendums on the nations’ constitutional futures.

13Question

Does the Celtic independence pact grant legal power to hold referendums?

Réponse

No, it does not grant that legal power itself.

14Question

What do Catholic communities in Northern Ireland generally want?

Réponse

Independence from the United Kingdom and union with the Republic of Ireland.

15Question

What do Protestant communities in Northern Ireland generally want?

Réponse

To remain in the United Kingdom.

16Question

When did the Troubles in Northern Ireland last?

Réponse

From 1968 to 1998.

17Question

Who were involved in the Troubles?

Réponse

Nationalists or Republicans, Unionists or Loyalists, and British security forces.

18Question

Approximately how many people died during the Troubles?

Réponse

About 3,500 people.

19Question

What did the Good Friday Agreement of 1998 achieve?

Réponse

It ended the Troubles and established two First Ministers, one from each community.

20Question

Who became Prime Minister after the July 2024 UK general election?

Réponse

Sir Keir Starmer

21Question

When did Andy Burnham become Prime Minister?

Réponse

On July 20th 2026

22Question

What does the first-past-the-post electoral system do?

Réponse

It elects the candidate with the most votes in a constituency

23Question

What is the purpose of the No. 10 North office established by Andy Burnham?

Réponse

To move power and resources from Westminster to regions and local mayors

24Question

What type of monarchy is the United Kingdom?

Réponse

A parliamentary or constitutional monarchy.

25Question

Who holds executive power in the United Kingdom?

Réponse

The Prime Minister.

26Question

How many MPs are in the House of Commons?

Réponse

650 MPs.

27Question

How many MPs are in the French National Assembly?

Réponse

577 MPs.

28Question

What defines life peers in the House of Lords?

Réponse

They are appointed for life by the Prime Minister for expertise, experience, or political contribution.

29Question

What changed for hereditary peers in the House of Lords since April 2026?

Réponse

They no longer have the right to sit and vote unless also life peers.

30Question

How many branches of government does the United States have?

Réponse

Three branches.

31Question

Which branch of the US government exercises legislative power?

Réponse

Congress.

32Question

How many representatives are in the US House of Representatives?

Réponse

435 representatives.

33Question

How many senators are in the US Senate?

Réponse

100 senators.

34Question

How many House seats are contested in the 2026 US midterm elections?

Réponse

All 435 seats.

35Question

How many Senate seats are contested in the 2026 US midterm elections?

Réponse

35 seats.

36Question

In which year did Roe v. Wade establish abortion rights protection in the US?

Réponse

1973.

37Question

What is the Ultra Low Emission Zone?

Réponse

A daily £12.50 charge for vehicles not meeting minimum emissions standards.

38Question

What historic firsts does Zohran Mamdani represent as New York City's mayor?

Réponse

Youngest in over a century, first Muslim, first foreign-born in nearly 50 years.

39Question

What are some key elements of Mamdani’s programme?

Réponse

Free childcare, city-run grocery stores, rent freeze, affordable housing, fare-free buses, $30 minimum wage by 2030.

40Question

How many countries are in the Commonwealth?

Réponse

56 countries.

41Question

Who is the official head of state of the 15 Commonwealth realms?

Réponse

King Charles III.

42Question

Which countries originally formed the BRICS group in 2009?

Réponse

Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.

43Question

Which countries joined the BRICS group in 2024?

Réponse

Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates.

44Question

Who became Canadian Prime Minister in April 2025?

Réponse

Mark Carney.

45Question

What percentage of Canada’s exports go to the United States?

Réponse

75%.

46Question

What are the three parts of a strong argumentative essay?

Réponse

An introduction, a development, and a conclusion.

47Question

How should an introduction in an argumentative essay begin?

Réponse

With a specific dated or quantified case.

48Question

What must each paragraph in an argumentative essay introduce?

Réponse

One main point clearly.

49Question

Why did several states challenge the new mail-ballot rules?

Réponse

Because they came too late and interfered with states’ election authority.

50Question

When did the current One World Trade Center open?

Réponse

In 2014.

51Question

What is the height of the current One World Trade Center?

Réponse

514 metres.

52Question

What does the new moment of silence at Ground Zero honor?

Réponse

People who died from illnesses related to toxic dust exposure after 9/11.

53Question

In which year was Devolution passed in the United Kingdom?

Réponse

1998.

54Question

What happened on Bloody Sunday in 1972?

Réponse

British soldiers shot dead 14 unarmed Catholic civil-rights protesters in Derry.

55Question

For which years was Andy Burnham Mayor of Greater Manchester?

Réponse

From 2017 to 2026

56Question

In which years was Andy Burnham elected Mayor of Greater Manchester?

Réponse

2017, 2021 and 2024

57Question

What did Burnham do regarding the planned September 2026 early-release scheme?

Réponse

He paused the scheme for around 6,000 prisoners

58Question

Which group was excluded from Burnham's paused early-release scheme?

Réponse

Sexual offenders

59Question

Since when has King Charles III been monarch?

Réponse

Since May 2023.

60Question

When was King Charles III born?

Réponse

On November 14, 1948.

61Question

How many cases does the Supreme Court decide annually on average?

Réponse

Between 70 and 80 cases.

62Question

In which year did London introduce the Ultra Low Emission Zone?

Réponse

In 2019.

63Question

When was the Ultra Low Emission Zone expanded across Greater London?

Réponse

In 2023.

64Question

What is the goal of Mamdani’s Block by Block plan?

Réponse

To build 200,000 new affordable housing units over a decade.

65Question

Which countries announced trade sanctions against Israeli settlements in 2026?

Réponse

Twelve countries including Britain, Canada, and France.

66Question

On what date were trade sanctions against Israeli settlements announced?

Réponse

September 8, 2026.

67Question

How many precise, relevant events or data should support an essay's argument?

Réponse

At least four.

68Question

From which sources should the supporting events or data preferably come?

Réponse

From the English-speaking world.

69Question

Which pronouns should English writers avoid in an essay?

Réponse

We and our.

70Question

What verb form should English writers check carefully in essays?

Réponse

Third-person singular -s and verb forms.

71Question

What kind of expressions should English writers use accurately in essays?

Réponse

Idiomatic expressions and collocations.

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