A. Judicial B. Legislative C. Executive D. Government

A. Financial B. Judicial C. Executive D. Legislative

A. Leader of the opposition B. Senators C. Members of parliament D. Cabinet ministers

a. The Leader of the cabinet b. The governor general c. The Deputy Prime Minister d. The Leader of the opposition

a. Legislative b. Executive c. Provincial d. Judicial

A. Lobbying the government B. Electing a party leader C. Raising money for election campaigns D. Developing party policies and goals

a. Red River Rebellion b. French and English Language c. Sponsorship scandal d. Supreme Court of Canada

a. The political party to which it belongs b. Their constituents c. Parliament d. Senate

a. Dealt with more harshly than adults b. Treated the same as adult offenders c. Prosecuted and sentenced by a jury of their peers d. Treated differently form adult offenders because they different ways of interpreting things

a. Gets kids off the streets b. Rehabilitate and reintegrate them into society c. Put them into prison d. Only give them a warning

a. It gives youth a second chance b. It takes mental illness into consideration c. It protects the name of the youth d. It is too lenient on youth and they walk away with little consequence

a. Counselling b. Community service c. School suspension d. Prison

a. Should be encouraged to enter into careers b. Crime affects everyone in a community and community should be involved in prevention c. Who commit crimes should be treated exactly like adult offender d. Tend to commit crimes because they are immature

a. A. Lobbying government to make criminal sentences longer and keeping criminal offender in jail b. B. Working to reduce crime c. C. Providing counselling d. D. Working to impose stiffer penalties

 A. Report for jury duty if summoned  B. Join or support a justice advocacy group or other justice organization  C. Help establish a Youth Justice Committee  D. Attempt to make a citizen’s arrest of those committing criminal activities

 A. A group of people who gather for lunch  B. A group of people who try to convince government to take action on a issue.  C. A group of people who are sitting in a hotel lobby  D. A group of people who are not interested in other’s opinions