Need of government: conflict resolution --Kristy
What conflict resolution(s) involves the third party?
What is Mediation, Arbitration?
This allows the government to make changes to the constitution, but not remove anything.
What is Amending formula?
In this type of government people elect their representatives with voting
What is Democracy?
The Origin of democracy.
What is Ancient Greece?
Everyone is equal in a government and everyone has a right to vote.
What is Political Equality?
Two parties discussing the issue and reaching an agreement.
What is negotiation?
In 1867, a written document was created to outline how Canada should be run, the rights and responsibilities of its citizens, and the power of the government.
What is the BNA?
This is a type of government in which one person rules the country with absolute power.
What is Autocracy?
King John of England signs this document which means no one, even the king is above the law
What is Magna Carta?
This means that people of a country are free and have the right to share their thoughts and opinions publicly about the government. Either if they like the government or not.
What is Political Freedom?
To prevent chaos/ to make law/ to enforce law/ to promote equality/ to ensure the common good/ to protect our freedom/ to create support system/ to carry out punishment
Why do we need a government?
This protects the basic rights and freedom of all Canadian, based on a free and democratic society.
What is the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom?
People get to share their thoughts and vote, and the majority’s perspective wins
What is Democratic Decision Making?
In 1948, United Nation announced this to define the basic rights of all people.
What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
People enjoy different kind of freedom such as freedom of religion and freedom of expression.
What is personal freedom?
The third party has the power to help the two parties to decide the resolution of their conflicts
How arbitration works
This event wanted to change the constitution but would need Quebec's approval. It would recognize Quebec as a distinct society, and extend provincial powers.
What is the Meech Lake Accord(1987)?
Group decisions are also made by one person
What is Autocratic Decision Making?
In 1250, what is founded in North America and start practicing consensual decision-making?
What is the Iroquois Confederacy of five nation?
Things that will make most people safe, secure and happy.
What is common good?
There has been a conflict between squatters and city officials, which kind of conflict resolution should be used first?
What is Negotiation?
The conservative Canadian prime minster wanted to make changes to the constitution that resulted in the Meech Lake Accord and the Charlottetown Accord.
Who was Brian Mulroney(1984-1993)?
In the First Knight, name the way of decision-making at the round table.
What is Consensual/collaborative Decision Making?
What stated that "all men are created equal" and "they just power from the consent of the governed" at the U.S. in 1776?
What is the Declaration of Independence?
People should communicate openly, participate individually and collectively in issues that shape their community, nation and world.
What is being informed and getting involved?