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Question 1

What should governments do?

Answer 1

Female foreign affairs nation difference
Province education healthcare delivery
Municipal road and bridges

Question 2

What are the responsibilities of government?

Answer 2

Decide how to use resources
Creating and enforcing laws and legislations
Developing policies and programs
Providing services like health care and more

Question 3

What are the 5 ways governments can be measured by?

Answer 3

Decision making process
Access to power
Citizens rights and freedoms
Rule of law
The constitution

Question 4

What is rule of law?

Answer 4

Inforesed equally fairly and consistently and no one is above the law even the politicians and police in the military

Question 5

What is a constitution?

Answer 5

It’s the basic principles and laws of a nation.

Question 6

Autocracy?

Answer 6

one person with unlimited power

Question 7

Democracy?

Answer 7

a government elected by the people

Question 8

Oligarchy?

Answer 8

a government in which a few people rule

Question 9

Monarchy?

Answer 9

king or queen has political power until they die and then it gets passed down to the next in line

Question 10

Dictatorship?

Answer 10

A country ruled by a single leader. The leader has not been elected and may use force to keep control.

Question 11

Anarchy?

Answer 11

there is no government

Question 12

Capitalist?

Answer 12

a free market country people can own their own businesses and land
Communist the government own businesses and farmers

Question 13

Totalitarian?

Answer 13

one political party and may not be aloud to leave the country

Question 14

Republic?

Answer 14

a government that doesn’t have a monarch it instead has a elected president.

Question 15

What is a representative democracy?

Answer 15

A form of government in which politicians are elected through election to make policies and to pass laws on behalf of citizens

Question 16

What is a constituent?

Answer 16

It’s being a voting member of a community or organization and having the power to appoint or elect.

Question 17

What is a parliamentary democracy?

Answer 17

We elect Members to represent us in our federal parliament and provincial legislations.

Question 18

What is a constitutional monarchy?

Answer 18

It’s where the monarch exercises their authority in accordance with a constitution.

Question 19

What are the 3 levels of government?

Answer 19

Federal
Provincial
Municipal

Question 20

What are the 3 branches of government?

Answer 20

Executive
Legislative
Judicial

Question 21

Who is Canada’s Head of State?

Answer 21

King Charles the 3

Question 22

What is a Prime Minister?

Answer 22

the head of an elected government

Question 23

what is the full name of the governor general

Answer 23

Her Excellency the Right Honorable Mary Simon.

Question 24

What is a Governor General?

Answer 24

The governor general is the representative of the King in Canada

Question 25

What is a Premier?

Answer 25

The Premier Is the head of prevents or territory

Question 26

What is an MP?

Answer 26

An MP is member of parliament

Question 27

What is an MPP?

Answer 27

its Member of provincial parliament

Question 28

How do we decide who becomes the leader of the federal government?

Answer 28

the first party to get passed 170 point becomes the leader of the federal government

Question 29

How do we decide who becomes the leader of the provincial government?

Answer 29

the first part who wins more then half of the seats forms the provincial government

Question 30

what is a minority government?

Answer 30

a government in which the governing party has most seats but still less than half the total.

Question 31

What is a right?

Answer 31

A right is a freedom that its protected or given to the people

Question 32

What is a responsibility?

Answer 32

A responsibility is a duty, obligation or an expectation of how you should act

Question 33

What are the 7 basic rights granted to all Canadians?

Answer 33

Fundamental freedoms Democratic rights Mobility rights Legal rights Equality rights Official languages of canada Minority language education rights

Question 34

Left wing values?

Answer 34

Higher taxes lager government And more government services

Question 35

Right wing values?

Answer 35

Lower taxes Smaller government Less government services

Question 36

What is the difference between the Left and the Right?

Answer 36

the left wing values equity( having the same as every one else) the right wing values equality of opportunity( fair but not the same)