Does Britain have a Constitution?

Answer by  webbbb (95)

Great Britain has a constitution but very different from that of several other nations including the United States of America. The constitution of Great Britain is unwritten, which separates it from most other nations having one. The constitution is embodied in a series of various written documents including treaties, statutes and court decisions.

Answer by  Stardancer (295)

Britain's Constitution is not a single document, as is that of the United States, but is composed of a variety of documents, statutes, official court judgments, and constitutional conventions of Parliament and prerogatives granted to the Royal family.

Answer by  lonelywolf (2117)

Britain has a Constitution, but it is very different from the American one. For Britain, the Constitution is not a single document, but instead is composed of all British laws.

Answer by  moneychick (167)

I do not know what type of government is a constitutional monarchy like Britain.. I think that since it has the word constitution in it it must have a constitution. However I do know that the United States is the only country that has a written constitution and our constitution is nothing like Britain's

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

The British have a document called the Magna Carta that outlines the limitations of the government and the rights of the citizens.