1. Canadian History 11 Review Original Program Design By: Matthew Ngo

2. Objectives The point of the game is to make the most by answering questions Each briefcase is worth $1.00 Answering CORRECTLY - you get $1.00 Answering INCORRECTLY - you lose $1.00 Team with the most money wins the game!!!!

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4. State the 3 functions of government: –Legislative function is the making of laws or the passing of legislation. –Executive function is putting the laws into effect on a daily basis. –Judicial function is to decide if an individual has broken society’s laws and to punish the guilty.

5. The Governor General Represents the_____________, but follows the advice of the cabinet. The Queen

6. The Governor General serves for how many years? Five

7. Our current Governor General is_____________ Michaelle Jean

8. Prime Minister is the leader of the majority party in the ______________________ House of Commons

9. Prime Minister of Canada is the _______________________Party's_____ __________________. Conservative Party's Stephen Harper

10. The ____________is responsible for all legislation & has the power to make new laws. It decides whether to raise or lower taxes; the country will be at peace or war; to improve airports; to increase old-age pensions. The Cabinet

11. Each province must be represented by at least one___________________, who is responsible for a Government Department. Cabinet Minister

12. Parliament consists of: _______, _______, _______ The Queen House of Commons Senate

13. The House of Commons is made up of ________ seats 308

14. Liberal Current Opposition Party is the _______________________Party.

15. Leader of the Opposition Party is______________________ Michael Ignatieff

16. The __________________________makes sure everyone is following parliamentary procedure. If there is a tie vote in the House, they may cast the deciding vote. Speaker of the House

17. The ___________works for the Speaker of the House and carries out 3 duties: –To perform whenever there are ceremonial activities –They are responsible for the security of the House of Commons & the Parliament Buildings. –Guardian of the Mace Sergeant-at-Arms

18. The _______________was originally a weapon of the Middle Ages. It was used by the Sergeant-at-Arms, who was the king’s body guard. It is a symbol of authority of the Crown and plays an important role in the Opening of Parliament The Mace

19. During the War of 1812, ________soldiers invaded and captured York (Toronto) and stole the mace American

20. The __________________calls the House of Commons to the Senate for the Speech from the Throne or Royal Assent to Legislation. They are the Leader of the Speaker’s Parade and are responsible for Senate security. Usher of the Black Rod

21. Each year 40 students are selected from various high schools across Canada to work as ___________in the House of Commons. They work as messengers part-time. Parliamentary Page

22. An MP is a federal representative who represents people that live in a voting area called a______________________. (Riding or District) constituencies

23. A _________ or statute begins as a bill. Each bill must have readings Law

24. Once a bill becomes a law it is called an _______. Act

25. Once the Senate approves a bill, it goes to the _________for assent Governor General

26. The PM calls for the election or if there is a__________, which means that the government is defeated in the House of Commons because the members no longer feel the government is working well. vote of non-confidence

27. ______is an agency run by Parliament that organizes all federal elections Elections Canada

28. _______make a list of all the people in Canada that can vote. Enumerators

29. Queen Victoria declared Ottawa to be the Capital of Canada in 1858 and _________________Hill was chosen for the government buildings Barracks Hill

30. _________________________= a private meeting of the elected members of a political party. Caucus

31. Name the major four Federal Political Parties of Canada: The Liberal Party The Conservative Party NDP (New Democrat Party) Bloc Quebecois

32. ________= is a system of government in which the people rule or have the power. Democracy

33. Canada’s government has been described as a _________ because the Queen is our head of state. Monarchy

34. The Name of our Current Head of state is _____________. Queen Elizabeth II

35. ____________ = The government has a system in which the power to make laws is shared between two levels of government: a national or central government and provincial governments. Federal Government

36. The Upper House = _____. The Senate

37. The Lower House = _____. The House of Commons

38. True or FalseThe Prime Minister’s office has no fixed term True

39. Federal, Provincial, or Municipal?? Armed Forces Federal

40. Federal, Provincial, or Municipal?? Marriage Permits Provincial

41. Federal, Provincial, or Municipal?? Recycling Provincial & Municipal

42. Federal, Provincial, or Municipal?? Education Provincial

43. Federal, Provincial, or Municipal?? Taxes Federal, Provincial, & Municipal

44. Left Wing, Center, or Right Wing??? Stricter justice system, with harsher punishment for offenders Right Wing

45. Left Wing, Center, or Right Wing??? More spending on social welfare programs Left Wing

46. Left Wing, Center, or Right Wing??? Shared role for government and individuals Center

47. Left Wing, Center, or Right Wing??? Economy a mix of public and private enterprise Center

48. Left Wing, Center, or Right Wing??? Emphasis on individual rights Left Wing

49. Carries out the nation’s laws Executive Branch

50. Makes the nation’s laws Legislative Branch

51. Interprets the nation’s laws Judicial Branch

52. Largest group of elected members from the same political party Government/Party in Power

53. General court of appeal Supreme Court of Canada

54. Represents the Queen at the Provincial Level Lieutenant Governor