political ideas and ideaoloies
structure in Canadian government
elections and political participation
the constitution and the charter
100

what is democracy

a system of government the the power belongs to the people

100

this person acts as the official head of government in Canada and leads the federal executive branch

prime minister

100

the minimum age required for a canadian citizen to vote in a federal election

18

100

what is collective rights 

rights held by a community vote rather then a singe opinion 

200

this political ideology emphasizes individual freedom free markets and limited government intervention in the economy 

liberalism 

200

serving as the representative of the British monarch in Canada this official signs bills into law after they pass parliament

governor general

200

what is a primary purpose of a election in a decmocracy

it allows citizens to vote for candite's who will represent them 

200

what is the charter of rights 

its a pact that protects peoples rights and freedom 

300

this political idoeology sits on the right side of the political spectrum and emphasizes traditional values, free markets, and individual responsibility

conservatism

300

what is the prime ministers duties 

leading the country's administration, setting national policy, and managing the executive branch

300

why do people vote 

to ensure different viewpoints and lets people influence decisions about public services like schools parks and healthcare 

300

what are the contemporary issues in Canada 

bail violent crimes and repeat offending

400

this left leaning ideology advocates for social equity and government funded services like universal healthcare

socialism

400

what is the senate

a legislative chamber the reviews bills

400

other than voting what is one way people can participate in a election 

writing a letter to a elected official 

attending a public meeting

joining a peacful protest

500

how to get your citizensship in canada 

you must be a permanant and meet strict physical presence, tax, language, and knowledge requirements

500

what is the order of government in authority  from highest to last

federal, provincial/territorial, and municipal 

500

who runs elections 

independent none partisan government bodies 

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