government and civics- political parties Flashcards

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Define Idea

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a concept of something in its most excellent form, though of as perfect

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Define Ideologies

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a unified system of beliefs, attitudes and values

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Define Dogma

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a doctrine of belief

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Define Doctrine

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something thought as true

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Define Politics

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social relations involving authority and power

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Left to Right

1,2,3,4,5

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communist, socialist, liberal, conservative, fascist

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Define Political Party

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people with similar ideologies

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Major Federal Parties

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conservative
liberal 
new democrats
bloc québécois 
green party
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major provincial parties

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conservative
liberal
NDP
green party

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10
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You can run unaffiliated as an/

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Independent

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What is a party platform

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what the party says it will do if elected

tried to cover most of what people want

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Define Party Caucus

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The elected members of a specific political party

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Define Party Solidarity

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Politicians are expected to display a unified front in all political matters especially in front of the press

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Define Party Whip

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This is a member of the caucus that is responsible to ensuring party solidarity

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Define Crossing the Floor

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leave your party voluntarily to join another floor

If a member of Parliament(MP) disagrees with a policy or bill presented by its leader and make it public they will be expelled from caucus
At this point they will walk across the floor of parliament to sit with another political party or as an independent

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16
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Independents with Party Platforms

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they do not have to follow a party platform