Geography
Canadian Government
Indigenous Self-Governance
Systems of Government
Political Spectrum
100

The capital of Newfoundland

St. John's

100

The head of our country

King Charles (III)

100

What is self-governance?

Being able to govern your own group of people (like a tribe) instead of being governed by a larger system

100

Define Federalism

A system where power is shared between a central government and smaller regional governments (like states or provinces).

100

Define economy

The movement of money (money spent, money made, etc) within a system

200

All 5 oceans

Atlantic, Arctic, Indian, Pacific, Southern

200

The large section of people in the federal government that are not elected officials

The Senate

200

When was the Indian Act passed?

1876

200

A specific system of government that is a dictatorship with absolute power and zero balance checks

Autocracy

200

Collectivism is tied to this E word. What is it and what does it mean?

Equality - everyone gets the same stuff, regardless of each persons' differences.

300

All 7 Continents

Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, South America

300

What is an MLA?

Member of Legislative Assembly - elected candidate in provincial government riding

300

What are 3 - 4 issues Indigenous groups are prioritizing with self-governance?

Economy, land use and protection, education, health, cultural protection.

300

The oldest monarchy in the world (established in 660 BCE)

Japan
300

Why was the 4 quadrant political spectrum created?

To properly allow for the differences between social freedoms and economic freedoms. On the line, you cannot be specific.

400

All the provinces/territories in Canada

BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland, Nunavut, NWT, Yukon

400

Define first past the post

Whoever gets the most individual votes wins. 

Ex. Green - 12   Blue - 11   Yellow - 8

Green wins even though blue and yellow combined have more votes. Green has the most individually.

400

Why can't self-governance use a single model of governing?

Each tribe has it's own unique circumstances - people, language, land priorities

400

What is the difference between Geniocracy and Technocracy

Genio - Rule by those considered highly intelligent or wise, with the belief that decisions should be made by the most capable thinkers.

Techno - A system where experts and specialists (like scientists or engineers) make decisions based on their knowledge, rather than politicians.

400

On a single line model, moderate is in the middle, then conservative and liberal on either side. What are the extreme sides of conservative and liberal?

Conservative - Reactionary

Liberal - Radical

500

All capitals in Canada

Victoria, Edmonton, Regina, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Toronto, Quebec City, Fredricton, Halifax, Charlottetown, St. John's, Iqaluit, Yellowknife, Whitehorse

500

The number of electoral ridings in 2020 and now in 2024 in BC

87 and 93

500

How many self-government agreements are currently happening in Canada? (These agreements involve 43 Indigenous communities)

25

500

This country is a dictatorship, monarchy, AND theocracy. It's in West Asia. What is it?

Saudi Arabia

500

Where would you put the following systems of government on the political spectrum: kakistocracy, totalitarianism, aristocracy, tribalism

Kakistocracy: Zone of Despair

Totalitarianism: Left Collective

Aristocracy: Right Collective

Tribalism: Left Individualism