social work Flashcards

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What are the three levels of government in Canada?

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Federal, Provincial and municipal

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What are the leaders called at each level of government?

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Federal- prime minister, members of parliament/ Provincial-Premier and Members of legislature/ Municipal- Mayor and councilors.

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3
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2 responsibilities of each level

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F- national security and immigration/P- prov. parks and highways/M-Road maintenance and and parks

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4
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what type of government system do we have in Canada

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Parlimentry government

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5
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who represents the monarch at the federal level

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The Governor general

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6
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who represents the monarch at the provincial level

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the lieutenant governor

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7
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explain the role of the monarch representative in Canadian government

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signing bills into law, swearing in the prime minister and cabinet.

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9
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what is the main function of each branch

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Legislative- pass bills into law/Executive- come up with ideas for bills/Judicial- enforcing laws, examining laws.

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10
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why is it important to have separate branches of government

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each separate branch has different responsibility’s to make sure the bills is fair to human rights before becoming law.

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11
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another word for the legislative branch is

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congress

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12
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the upper chamber in parliament is called the

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senate

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the people in this chamber are called

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members of the house

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14
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how many are there

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100

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how are they chosen

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they are elected

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16
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the lower chamber in parliament is called the

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house of commons

17
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the people in this chamber are called

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members of parliament

18
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how many are there

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338

19
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how are they chosen

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elected to represent canada

20
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explain the activities that take place within the chambers

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Upper chamber- suggest improvments, and fix mistakes/ Lower chamber- they represent electoral

21
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what is the highest court in Canada

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The supreme court of canada

22
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what does judicial independence mean? Why is it important?

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23
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what kind of cases typically reach the supreme court of canada? give an example of an issue that might require supreme court intervention.

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24
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what documents does the supreme court use to declare something as “ unconstitutonal”?

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25
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accourding to the constitution, what are 3 freedoms that we have in canada

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freedom of speach,

26
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according to the constitution, what are 3 right we have in Canada

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the right to own property