 
 <prompt> text: ```For England, civil parish (CP) na one territorial designation wey dey the lowest level of local government wey dey below districts and counties, or their combined form, wey be the unitary authority. E be administrative parish, wey dey different from ecclesiastical parish.

Civil parish fit be big town wey get population of about 80,000 reach small village wey get less than one hundred people. For some cases, parish fit include whole city wey Monarch don give city status. Because of this diversity, civil parish fit be known as town, village, neighbourhood or community by resolution of the parish council. About 35% of English population dey live for civil parish. As of 31 December 2015, England get 10,449 parishes.

On 1 April 2014, Queen's Park become the first civil parish for Greater London. Before 2008, dem no allow their creation for inside London borough.

The division of land into ancient parishes dey linked to the manorial system: parishes and manors often cover the same area and get the same boundaries. The manor na the main unit of local administration and justice for early rural economy. Later, the church come replace the manor court as the rural administrative centre, and dey collect local tax on produce wey dem dey call tithe. For medieval period, responsibilities like relief of the poor dey pass from the Lord of the Manor go the parish's rector, wey go delegate tasks among hin vestry or the monasteries wey get plenty money. After the dissolution of the monasteries, the power to collect rate to fund relief of the poor na the parish authorities get am through the Act for the Relief of the Poor 1601. Before and after this social change, local (vestry-administered) charities dey well-documented.

Answers to the questions:

1. How many parishes were there in England in 2015?
Ans: 10,449 parishes.

2. What is a civil parish?
Ans: E be territorial designation wey dey the lowest level of local government.

3. What kind of territorial designation is it?
Ans: E be administrative parish.

4. About what percentage of English live in a civil parish?
Ans: About 35%.

5. What was the first civil parish in Greater London?
Ans: Queen's Park.

6. On what date?
Ans: 1 April 2014.

7. What was the dividing up of land into ancient parishes linked to?
Ans: The manorial system.

8. What was a manor?
Ans: E be the principal unit of local administration and justice in the early rural economy.

9. What later replaced it?
Ans: The church.

10. What's the range in size of a civil parish?
Ans: E fit range from large town with population of about 80,000 reach single village with fewer than a hundred inhabitants.

11. Can parishes include whole cities?
Ans: Yes, if city status don be granted by the Monarch.

12. What wasn't permitted before 2008?
Ans: Creation of civil parishes within a London borough.

13. In medieval times, where did responsibilities pass?
Ans: From the Lord of the Manor to the parish's rector.

14. What was the Act for the Relief of the Poor?
Ans: E be the act wey give parish authorities power to levy rate to fund relief of the poor.

15. In what year?
Ans: 1601.

16. Did parishes and manors sometimes cover the same places?
Ans: Yes.

17. What was the main unit of local administration and justice in early rural economy?
Ans: The manor.

18. What was a tithe?
Ans: Local tax on produce.

19. Who delegated tasks to his vestry?
Ans: The parish's rector.``` <response>: ```1. 10,449
2. one town, village, neighbourhood or community
3. the lowest tier of local government wey dey below districts and counties
4. About 35
5. Queen's Park
6. 1 April 2014
7. the manorial system
8. the main unit of local administration and justice for early rural economy
9. the church
10. about 80,000 to less than one hundred inhabitants
11. Yes
12. dem no allow creation of civil parishes inside London borough.
13. to the parish's rector
14. the power to collect money to help the poor
15. 1601
16. Yes
17. The manor
18. a local tax on produce
19. the parish's rector``` 