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Citizenship

Condition of being given the rights and responsibilities as a member of a nation

Civics

Study of the rights and duties of citizens

Government

System of ruling it authority over a nation


-directing affairs both internal and external

Political system

-Way in which a nation is governed and how the government conducts themselves


-Canada has a constitution monarchy (king and queen)

Constitution

Set of rules that outlines how a government is to be run

Suffrage

The legal right to vote it the exercise of that right

Democratic

-asks the group


-encourages discussion


-uses voting

Autocratic

-tells you what to do


-prevents discussion


-not team style

Laissez-faire

-gives no direction


-not in charge


-leaves decision making up to the group

Dictatorship

-authority is centred on a single person


-not limited by the laws


-by overthrowing the government and taking charge of the military

Presidential

-democratically elected (voted)


-final decisions on military actions


-same laws as the citizens


-can be impeached

Parliamentary

-political party is in power


-leader of party is government


-elections


-no limit for prime minister


-majority government and minority government

Democracy

A system in which decisions are controlled by the people

Monarchy

-one individual is ruler for life


-above the law


-member of noble family inherits throne


-maintain power due to close connections in control of the government

Confederation (July 1st 1867)

British North American act


-New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Canada east, Canada west unite by a strong federal government to prevent civil war

Universal declaration of human rights

1948


-United Nations issues the universal declaration of human rights defining basic rights that all people should have