SOCIAL CH 1

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    What are the three branches of the Canadian federal government?

    Executive, Legislative, Judicial.

    What does the executive branch do?

    Handles day-to-day government operations.

    What is the role of the legislative branch?

    Creates laws and represents regional interests.

    What does the judicial branch do?

    Interprets and applies laws.

    Who represents the monarch in Canada?

    The Governor General.

    What is the composition of the House of Commons?

    343 Members of Parliament (MPs).

    What is the role of a lobbyist?

    Influences government officials on specific issues.

    What distinguishes a majority government from a minority government?

    Majority has over half the seats; minority has the most but under half.

    How do MPs represent their constituents?

    By voicing their views and participating in law-making.

    What is the purpose of the Senate?

    Debates bills and represents minority groups.

    What languages are used for government proceedings in Canada?

    French and English.

    What happens to a bill after it passes the House of Commons?

    It goes to the Senate for further debate.

    What is the role of the Chief Justice?

    Applies laws impartially in court cases.

    How does the voting system ensure representation?

    Uses a riding system based on population.

    What is the significance of Royal Assent?

    It finalizes a bill into law.