What is the Lord Chancellor's duty in the United Kingdom?

To know more go through this link ⇒ https://www.britannica.com/topic/lord-chancellor

Reports on separate items by individual choice

Part I: GREAT BRITAIN

I. General outline: physical geography, population, symbols

1.     Wales

2.     Northern Ireland

3.     Scotland

4.     England

II. Government of the UK

1            Constitutional Monarchy

2            Parliament of UK

3            The functions of Parliament

4            The Privy Council

5            Her Majesty’s Government

III. Justice & the law. Judicial branch

1            Common Law

2            Statute Law

IV. The system of education

1.     School education.

2.     Higher education: colleges and universities.

V. Topics for self study:

1. Culture (Great Britain)

2. Art

3.Architecture

4.Music

VI. Reports on separate items by individual choice

             Part II: USA

I. Geography

1. General geographic outline

2. Size and position

3. Regions and states

a.     The North-East

b.     The South

c.      The West

d.     The Midwest

e.      Mobility of people

f.       US natural resources

II The making of a nation

1       Nation and immigrants

2       South-Eastern Europeans

3       Assimilation process

4       Recent immigration

5       Refugees

III. The pages of history

1       The first settlers. Original colonies. Colonial period.

2       The first  settlers in North America.

3       The original 13 colonies

4       Wars:

a)     Period before and during The War for Independence

b)    The Civil War in The USA (1861-1865)

IV. Political system of the USA

1       The Constitution of the USA

2       Form of Government

3       How a Bill becomes a Law

4       Executive Branch

5       Legislative Branch

6       Checks and Balances

7       Judicial Branch

8       Party system

V. Topics for self study:

a)     Education (USA)

b)    Art and Culture (USA)

VI. Reports on separate items by individual choice.

Dictionaries with podcasts

The best way to learn new words is to read and to listen to the podcasts. 

Here → https://www.merriam-webster.com you can try it.

Good luck!

Podcast about differences in English and American variants

One of the most difficult skills has always been listening. You can perfectly know the rules of grammar and have a rich vocabulary and even be able to write essays on free theme ... But here you can hear endless stream of live, sometimes mis-spelt speech full of abbreviations and slang words (вроде нашего “щас, че, норм” и т.д.), and you can understand absolutely nothing ... The best thing to do is to listen to the podcasts on some specific topics... Here⇒https://corp.lingualeo.com/ru/2016/08/23/luchshie-podkastyi-na-angliyskom-ili-poslushayte/ you can try it.

England: 10 Interesting Facts about the Country

Introduction to Great Britain and UK part 1

Introducing Great Britain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO3IXOHQJkA

United States Government.The Bill of Rights

United States Government

The Bill of Rights

Passing through this link you can get additional information on the first 10 amendments. 
https://www.ducksters.com/history/us_bill_of_rights.php

⟾You can read the information and listen to the audio to check your pronunciation.

• Take a ten question quiz about this page.

Ask History: Did Columbus Really Discover America?

This video helps you in your preparations for the seminar about the discovery Christopher Columbus did or he didn't...
Task 1. Watch the video.
Task 2. Write the summary of the video you've seen and use at the seminar. 

Test Yourself on the USA!

https://create.kahoot.it/search?filter=1&query=He%20USA&tags=He%20USA

100 tests on GB

https://create.kahoot.it/search?filter=1&tags=Great%20Britain&query=Great%20Britain