Levels of Canada
Roles in Government
Branches and Courts
Voting Results
Voting Power
100
This level of government is responsible for the Military, Currency, and Passports.
What is the Federal Government?
100
This person represents the King in Canada and gives "Royal Assent" to bills.
This person represents the King in Canada and gives "Royal Assent" to bills.
100
This branch is made up of the court system and judges who interpret the law.
What is the Judicial Branch?
100
This type of government happens when one party wins more than half the seats in Parliament.
What is a Majority Government?
100
To vote in a Canadian election, you must be a citizen and at least this age.
What is 18?
200
Garbage collection, snow removal, and local parks are the responsibility of this level.
What is the Municipal Government?
200
This person acts as the "referee" in the House of Commons, making sure everyone follows the rules.
Who is the Speaker of the House?
200
This branch includes all 343 MPs and is where laws are debated and voted on.
What is the Legislative Branch?
200
In this type of government, the winning party has the most seats but less than 50%, so they must cooperate with others.
What is a Minority Government?
200
Name two "Motivational Factors" from your lesson that explain why youth don't vote.
What are:
Lack of interest, cynicism, or lack of knowledge?
300
This level of government manages Education, Hospitals, and Highways.
What is the Provincial Government?
300
This term refers to an MP who is not a Minister and sits in the rows behind the front benches.
What is a Backbencher?
300
This branch is responsible for government operations and enforcing the laws.
What is the Executive Branch?
300
This occurs when two or more parties officially team up to form a government together.
What is a Coalition?
300
An election is coming up, the first step in the voting process
What is Dissolution of Parliament or Government shutting down?
400
What is this leader's name, position and level?
Who is Doug Ford the premiere of Ontario and at the provincial level.
400
This specific group of opposition members is assigned to "watch" and criticize specific government ministers.
What is the Shadow Cabinet?
400
The room where MPs and Party leaders debate, revaluate policies and create laws. 
What is the House of Commons?
400
This is the main disadvantage of a Minority government compared to a Majority.
What is less stable / laws are harder to pass?
400
The main opposition party at the federal level
The Conservatives
500
This leader's name, position and level 
Who is Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada at the federal level?
500
The mayor of Barrie. 
Who is Alex Nuttall?
500
This room acts as the sober eyes to a bill that has be created and critiqued
What is the senate?
500
These are the parties in the House of Commons that are NOT the government.
What is the Opposition?
500
The amount of seats are in the house of commons
What is 343?