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MEMBER NAMES GRUP

MEMBERS:KIREINA AYUNINGTYASELIA FERLANDAMIFTAH FARID

LEADER:AGNES INDAH R

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AboutBIG BEN

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WHAT IS BIG BEN?\

Big Ben is the bell

that strikes the hours in the clock

tower above the

Houses of Parliament

at Westminster in London.

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It weights 13,5 tons and was

named Big Ben

in honour of Sir Benjamin Hall , who was

Commissioner of Works at the time

of the tower’s completion in 1858.

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Interestingly, the Whitechapel

Bell Foundry where it was cast is still operating from

the same location

today.

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“Little Bens”.

There are

four smaller bells in the

tower which strike the quarters and are called

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The British have long prided themselves on their democratic tradition.

Big Ben symbolises to many people the “Mother of Parliaments”.

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The English

Parliament was united with the

Scottish Parliament in

1707 and with the Irish between 1801 and 1992.

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Since 1688 it has been customary for the king or queen to

choose his or her

ministers from dominant political

party in the Commons.

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between 1840 and 1860.

The Houses of Parliament are not particularly old the present building having been built

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can be seen television was destroyed by incediary boms during World War II and

was later rebuilt preserving its former character.

It does, however, incoporate portions of the mediaeval Palace of Westminister. The Commons debating chamber which nowadays

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When the Houses of Parliament are in session, the clock is illuminated at night

by a light that goes off only when the House rises.

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