Unit 1 including Current Events Democracy Four Pillars Definitions

TRUE or FALSE? Canada is a Democracy

TRUE or FALSE? Cuba is also a democracy

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a Democracy Voting in Elections Citizen Participation Equality Majority Rule The Leader makes all the decisions

The four pillars (principals) of Democracy are….

What is the difference between a Direct Democracy and a Representative Democracy? In a Direct Democracy everyone participates in the decision making process directly, whereas in a Representative Democracy groups will elect a representative to go forward and act for the entire group

TRUE or FALSE? A Federal Government is the government elected in cities, towns, villages, reserves, and other local areas across Canada

Which of the following is not an action to solve an issue in a democracy Hand out flyers Give a speech Hold a rally Create a petition Bribe or buy the decision you want

Is Canada a Direct or Representative Democracy – Defend your answer Canadian Governments are an example of a representative democracy because we elect MPs, MLAs, Councilors, Mayors etc. to represent us. We do directly participate every time we have to opportunity to vote or participate in a small group where each person gets a vote.

Values Majority Rule Compromise Justice Freedoms People have the right to thik and speak as they wish To decide on a settlement that satisfies all parties Principles about how people should act Decisions are determined by 51% or more of a vote Fair treatment of Individuals and groups Match the term to the correct Meaning