1. Election Systems
1.1. FPTP
1.1.1. People who got more than 50% will win
1.1.2. First past the post
1.1.3. to elect MPs
1.1.4. Easiest voting system to understand for public ones
1.1.5. General election
1.2. The Alternative voting system
1.2.1. Rank people
1.2.2. House of commons committee
1.2.3. UK try to use this system in general election
1.3. Supplementary Vote (SV)
1.3.1. 1st and 2nd preferences
1.3.2. London mayor
1.3.3. Metro mayor elections
1.4. Single Transferable vote (STV)
1.4.1. Northern Irish Assembly
1.4.2. Local reprentation
1.5. Additional member system (AMS)
1.5.1. Scottish Parliament
2. Politics system
2.1. Democratic
2.1.1. UK, Japan
2.2. Autocratic
2.2.1. China, North Korea
2.2.2. Charismatic
2.2.3. Tradition
2.2.4. Laws/Logic
2.2.4.1. Authoritarian / Autocracy / Dictatorships
2.3. Power
2.3.1. Coercive
2.3.1.1. Military
2.3.1.2. Police
2.3.1.3. Laws
2.3.2. Legitimate
2.3.2.1. laws/logic
2.3.2.2. Tradition
2.3.2.3. Charisma
3. Devolutiuon
3.1. The delegation of political power
3.2. Greater London Assembly
3.3. Metro Mayors in Manchester
4. Supreme Court
5. Parliament
5.1. Parties
5.1.1. Conservative
5.1.1.1. right wing
5.1.1.1.1. trying put British value making education more nationalist
5.1.2. Labour Party
5.1.2.1. left wing
5.1.3. Liberal Democratic
5.1.4. Scottish(SNP)
5.1.4.1. policy is independence. spend more on education than other countries in UK
5.1.5. Green Party
5.2. House of Commons
5.2.1. Backbencher
5.2.2. Speaker
5.2.2.1. Decide who can speak
5.2.2.2. Managing the whole discussion
5.2.3. Prime minister
5.2.3.1. Leader of the major party
5.2.3.1.1. Now: Conservative
5.3. Opposition
5.4. House of Loads
5.4.1. One-generation and titles are just a formal things
5.4.1.1. MPs who sit the behind the major MPs or party's leader
5.4.2. MPs in this group have to do through their life
5.4.3. General election
5.4.3.1. Everyone who won the election can participate
5.4.4. Hereditary
5.5. 650MPs
5.6. Process
5.6.1. Reading
5.6.1.1. Reporting
5.6.1.1.1. Debate
6. Judiciary
7. Monarch
7.1. Judiciary
7.1.1. Supreme Court