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    This study guide provides an overview of key terms and concepts needed to understand Canadian government and politics, including different forms of government like democracy and monarchy, political ideologies across the spectrum from communism to conservatism, how the Canadian government is structured with executive, legislative and judicial branches at the federal and provincial levels, the electoral and law-making processes, and methods of civic participation and advocacy.

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    Individuals and Societies Year 5 Name: _______________________

    Government Quiz
    Study Guide

    You need to understand the following terms:


    Democracy Oligarchy Dictatorship Monarchy

    Political Spectrum Communism Socialism Liberalism

    Conservatism Fascism Moderate Political Parties

    Party Platform First-past-the-post Prime Minister Governor General

    Civil Disobedience Pressure Groups Lobbyists Elections

    Left Wing Right Wing Member of Parliament House of Commons

    Senate Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Executive Branch

    Order-in-Council Voting Representative Majority Government


    Democracy

    Minority Government Cabinet Coalition Royal Assent

    Ideologies Totalitarianism Party Whip Prorogue

    You will need to understand the following concepts:


    1. What the differences are between different political ideologies and
    where they fall on the political spectrum
    2. How Canada’s federal government functions and who is in charge of
    what
    3. The differences between municipal, provincial, and federal
    governments
    4. How a bill passes into a law in Canada
    5. What the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees to
    Canadian citizens
    6. How the electoral system works in Canada
    7. How citizens and groups can influence government and policies

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