Decision Making Models/ Types of Government
Major Figures
Acts, Accords, Constitutions, etc
Civic Terms and definitions
Rights and Freedoms
100

What is the system of government where one person has absolute power?

What is autocracy

100

Who created the Bill of Rights in 1960?

Who is John Diefenbaker

100

What charter came into force in April 17, 1982?

What is the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

100

What is the principle that the greater number should exercise greater power?


What is majority rule

100

What category does food, clean drinking water, shelter, and security fall into?

What is basic needs?

200

What is the decision making model that requires a simple majority vote without unanimous agreement?

What is consensus

200

Who lead the first communist party in Russia in 1917?

Who is Joseph Stalin?

200

Which Act first gave all women the right to vote?

What is the New Zealand Act

200

What do you call disagreement among citizens?

What is Civic Conflict

200

What declared human rights for all people for the first time in history?

What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

300

What is the type of government that states everyone needs to share their wealth?

What is communism

300

Who used communists and Jews as scapegoats after suffering tremendously from the Great Depression?

Who is Adolf Hitler

300

Which Act failed to bring Quebec into the 1982 Constitution in 1987?

What is Meech Lake Accord

300

What is prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair?  

What is Bias

300

What act prior to the Charter stated rights and freedoms but it could be amended or repealed by Parliament?

What is the Bill of Rights

400

Which country was the first to implement fascist leadership?

Who was Italy

400

Who creates Canada’s constitution Act (1982), including BNA Act (1867) + Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982)?

Who is Pierre Elliot Trudeau

400

What document states that no one, even the king, is above the law?

What is Magna Carta

400

What is the formal method of dispute resolution involving a third party neutral who makes a binding decision?

What is arbitration

400

What did the 50 countries form in San Fransisco in 1945 in order to maintain peace and equality among people?

What is the United Nations

500

Where was the first known democracy in the world; a system where all male citizens participated directly in political decisions?

Where is Athens

500

Who created the first draft of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

Who is John Humprey

500

What rule identifies that no government or persons are above the law and that society is governed by laws that apply fairly to all persons?

What is Rule of Law

500

What formula outlines the process for amending the Constitution Act, 1982, requiring resolutions from the Senate, House of Commons, and at least two-thirds of the provinces representing at least 50% of the population?

What is the amending formula

500

Which section of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects “freedom of conscience and religion” as a fundamental freedom in Canada?

What is section 2 (a)