Social Studies Mix and Match
A game designed to reinforce students' knowledge of systems and processes of governance.
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Topics of this game:
- Broad categories of unwritten rules in a group or society
- A type of administration which existed under the British Empire
- A system in which one individual is sovereign, usually for all of his/her life
- A colony acquires independence from the colonial power; governor is replaced by a Governor General
- Countries where the monarch has been replaced by a president as the head of state
- An example of a presidential republic
- An example of a parliamentary republic
- A system where government is chosen by citizens in a general election
- The right to vote
- When all people who reach 18 years are granted the right to vote
- A group of voters in a geographic area
- Altering constituency boundaries to favour one political party over another
- When no party wins an outright majority of seats in a general election
- A party's public declaration of its principles and its intentions if it should win the election
- Convincing eligible voters to cast their vote for a particular candidate or party
- Persons in a country who are eligible and registered to vote
- A jurisdiction where one political party is considered certain to win
- Voters who are not aligned to any specific political party
- A political seat where the current member of parliament has a small majority and may be unseated
- education, age, income, candidates, campaign issues, voter apathy
- convicted persons, younger than 18, insane, mentally ill, aliens
- Government by a head of state who has absolute personal power
- A document containing the most important laws which govern a country
- Political officials who conduct the affairs of a country on behalf of its citizens
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