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what is politics

small and large groups make decisions abt how to live

what is civics

focuses on role of citizens and government

what is partisan

interests in either powerful or powerless are favoured

what is political perspective

why people and groups can hold different points of view abt the same issue, event, person

what four things shape political perspective

person beliefs and values, political ideology, communites of interests, communites of place

what is political significance

why governments formulate laws and policies

what is a constitutional monarchy

the king is the head of state, but we follow a constitution (the ultimate law)

whos the head of state

the monarch king charles

whos the heads of government

premier and prime minister

who is the legislative branch

the parliament

who is the executive branch

cabinet

who is the judical branch

courts of canada

what is an MP

member of parliament, ours is john brassard

whats an MPP

member of provincial government, ours is doug ford

whos our premier

doug ford

who is our prime minister

justin trudeau

whos the leader of opposition

Pierre poilievre

who is the governer general

mary simon

who do federal government sit

house of commons

where do provincial government sit

queens park

whats the civil service

the staff who run the ministries and departments

how many seats are in the house of commons

338

what 7 steps make a law

first reading in house of commons, second reading by mps and mpps, committee correct errors, reports , third reading is voted on, senate repeats(federal), royal assent signed by lieutenant governor, if provincial, Governor General is federal

what is an interest group

a group that strongly supports a cause

whats a lobby group

influences decisions made by law makers

whats the first past the post

winner gets prize, others get nothing