Chapter 7 The Structure And Organization Of The State Jeopardy Template

The Federal System	Parliamentary Democracy	The Electoral System	The Party System	The Administrative System
100 A federal system has two sovereign levels of government. What does it mean to have a federal system?	100 Britain Which country developed the parliamentary form of government?	100 Women Who was enfranchised first, women or First Nations?	100 The New Democratic Party Which is younger, the Liberal Party or the New Democratic Party?	100 Growing Are administrative agencies in Canada growing or shrinking?
200 Federal Are trade and commerce, interest, banking, and currency under federal or provincial jurisdiction?	200 The lieutenant-governer Federally, the prime minister is appointed by the governor-general. At the provincial level, who appoints the premier?	200 1918 What year did women get the right to vote in Canada?	200 60% of the vote in a smaller number of ridings A party has 25% of the total vote. Would they receive more seats if they had 25% of the vote in every riding or being concentrated to 60% of the vote in a smaller number of ridings?	200 BC Hydro, Hydro-Quebec, Ontario Hydro, Bank of Canada, VIA Rail, etc. Give an example of a crown corporation
300 The British North America Act. What document first separated the powers between the two levels of government in Canada?	300 congressional or republican systems The parliamentary system was developed to ensure the Crown's power would not be abused. In contrast, which system was developed to replace the monarch with representative government?	300 Caucasian, British, property-owning males Who had the right to vote at the time of confederation?	300 NDP, Green, Social Credit, Parti Quebecois Name two parties which originated from social movements?	300 Making sure that administration follows practices and policies approved by the political government What is administrative accountability?
400 healthcare, education, municipal government, private property, public lands, and resources Name three responsibilities of the provincial government	400 No, the governor-general must call elections Can the prime minister alone call an election?	400 It was lowered from 21 to 18 What happened to the voting age in Canada in the 1970s?	400 Individual members of parliament with similar beliefs decided to vote collectively to gain more power How were political parties formed?	400 Traditional departmental Which type of administrative agency is the most important in Canada?
500 1949 In what year did the Supreme Court of Canada achieve the status of final constitutional arbiter? (which meant constitutional decisions for Canada no longer had to be made in London)	500 More Does the parliamentary system give the political executive more or less control over their legislatures than the congressional or republican systems?	500 The winning candidate is the one who gets the most votes regardless of the margin of victory, or the proportion of total votes received What is the plurality principle?	500 To obtain power What is the main objective of any political party?	500 Traditional departmental, government owned, and the independent regulatory commission What are Canada's three types of administrative agencies?

Chapter 7 - The Structure and Organization of the State

Press F11 for full screen mode