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JEOPARDY

JEOPARDY. Canada - 100. This document is the law that set outs governance in Canada. Canada - 200. The only Member of Parliament to belong to both the Executive and Legislative branches. Canada - 3 00. This branch of the federal government includes the Prime Minister & his/her Cabinet.

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JEOPARDY

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  1. JEOPARDY

  2. Canada - 100 This document is the law that set outs governance in Canada.

  3. Canada - 200 The only Member of Parliament to belong to both the Executive and Legislative branches.

  4. Canada - 300 This branch of the federal government includes the Prime Minister & his/her Cabinet.

  5. Canada -400 This branch of the federal government includes all the MPs in the House of Commons.

  6. Canada - 500 Although approval of bills is necessary from this upper house of Parliament, it rarely ever rejects them.

  7. Royal - 100 Canada’s current Head (or tails) of State.

  8. Royal - 200 The Queen’s representative in Canada.

  9. Royal - 300 This must be given to a bill before it can officially become a law.

  10. Royal - 400 In this type of government, the ability to make laws resides with an elected Parliament, not the Monarch.

  11. Royal - 500 One of these is not like the other: Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States.

  12. Elections – 100 In this form of representative democracy, each official represents the same amount of people..

  13. Elections – 200 Members of Parliament must listen to the people who elected them, also known as…

  14. Elections – 300 When one party wins more seats in Parliament than all the other parties combined.

  15. Elections – 400 When opposition parties outnumber the governing party in parliament.

  16. Election – 500 The percentage of votes received by a party throughout the country is known as this.

  17. Judge - 100 The highest court in Canada.

  18. Judge - 200 The supreme court has _____ judges from Quebec.

  19. Judge - 300 The supreme court has _____ judges in total.

  20. Judge - 400 The judicial branch has the main responsibility for making sure the _____ of all Canadians are respected.

  21. Judge - 500 The _____ court is where you would go to fight a speeding ticket.

  22. Blog Quebecois - 100 An opinion based on unchallenged assumptions.

  23. Blog Quebecois - 200 Someone hired by a group to influence MPs and government officials.

  24. Blog Quebecois - 300 Lobbyists must register with him/her so everyone in Canada knows who they are and who they represent

  25. Blog Quebecois - 400 Media messages are created by people who interpret facts and offer their own ______ on an issue.

  26. Blog Quebecois - 500 This act introduced rules that require lobbyists to document their activities in parliament.

  27. Put it all together – 100 A topic that well-informed people have different views and perspectives is called…

  28. Putting it all together – 200 Critics of the senate might point to the fact that senators are not currently _______.

  29. Putting it all together – 300 The role of Supreme Court justices is to ______ laws.

  30. Putting it – 400 ->

  31. Putting it – 500 <-

  32. Can - 100 Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

  33. Can - 200 Prime Minister

  34. Can - 300 Executive

  35. Can - 400 Legislative

  36. Can - 500 Senate

  37. Royal - 100 Queen Elizabeth II

  38. Royal - 200 Governor General

  39. Royal - 300 Royal Assent

  40. Royal - 400 Constitutional Monarchy

  41. Royal - 500 USA

  42. Election – 100 Representation by Population or First Past the Post

  43. Election – 200 Constituent

  44. Election – 300 Majority Government

  45. Election – 400 Minority Government

  46. Election – 500 Popular Vote

  47. Judge - 100 Supreme Court of Canada

  48. Judge - 200 3

  49. Judge - 300 9

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