Canadian Democracy
Canadian Democracy Social 30-1 Project
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- A positive aspect of Canada's democratic system is that it gives the people the right to ____
- A positive aspect of Canada's democratic system is that it gets people ________
- A positive aspect of Canada's democratic system is that it allows people to voice their ______
- A negative aspect of Canada's democratic system is that it favors the ________
- A negative aspect of Canada's democratic system is that it takes time to make _________
- A negative aspect of Canada's democratic system is that it can lead to wrong choices when it comes to ________
- What is Canada’s electoral known as?
- Representation in the House of Commons is based on geographical divisions called?
- How many seats are in the House of Commons?
- After a political party wins the general election who becomes the Prime Minister?
- The party with the second largest number of elected representatives in the House of Commons is the?
- Who appoints the Cabinet Ministers?
- When an idea is discussed and approved by Cabinet it is called a?
- How many readings does the House of Commons go through for a proposed bill?
- In what reading is the bill initially discussed and voted on?
- Who then improves the bill?
- If the bill is accepted in the House of Commons where is it sent to?
- Once the Senate approves who is the bill sent to make it an official law?
- Who signs the bill on behalf of the Queen, to make it a law?
- The branch of government that is made up of the Monarch, Prime Minister and the Cabinet is?
- The branch of government that is made up of the appointed Senate and elected House of Commons is?
- The branch of government that is responsible for interpreting/applying the laws passed by other branches is?
- The executive branch _________ the laws
- The legislative branch _____ the laws
- Who represents the Monarch in Parliament?
- Currently Queen Elizabeth II is the _______ and head of state of Canada
- Who became the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada in 2015?
- The ability of a political party to get its members to support the policies of their party is known as?
- When legislators are allowed to vote according to their own personal view it is called a?
- Which party is closer to the left on the political spectrum?
- Which party is closer to the right on the political spectrum?
- Which party is closer to the center on the political spectrum?
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