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I learnt more about what each level of government handles and covers

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I learnt more about what each level of government handles and covers

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How can a citizen enact change in the government

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How can a citizen enact change in the government

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What does the crown do in the decision making?

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What does the crown do in the decision making?

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The monarchy looks over the three branches of governing

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The monarchy looks over the three branches of governing

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I realized just how inter-connected all the systems of Federal government are.

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I realized just how inter-connected all the systems of Federal government are.

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I still want to know about how politicians are held accountable for their actions.

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What were people who decided PEI should have four seats thinking?

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What were people who decided PEI should have four seats thinking?

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Each 30k ppl in PEI have as much power as 120k ppl in Ontario. What?

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I learned that the judicial branch is kept separated so that they won't be influenced by the other branches.

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I learned that the judicial branch is kept separated so that they won't be influenced by the other branches.

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I want to know the effect of the Crown in the 3 branches of government

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I learned about how the Crown still has some power through Canada being a constitutional monarchy. The Crown still establishes a present in the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, alongside having a governor general.

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I want to know about checks/balances between the branches of government

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I learned that, while senators are appointed by the Governor General, members of the House of Commons are elected.

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I would like to learn more about Canada's electron process at each level, and about our constitution

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I would like to learn more about Canada's electron process at each level, and about our constitution

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I learned that Canada is both a parlimentary democracy and a consitutional monarchy. Meaning our monarch doesn't have full power. Our parlimentary governement means that the party with the most members in legislature choses its leader as the prime minister.

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I'm still wondering about what individual citizens can do to make more of a change and have their voices be heard.

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I'm still wondering about what individual citizens can do to make more of a change and have their voices be heard.

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Why can't we change the constitution radically as needed? 

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Why can't we change the constitution radically as needed? 

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The territories are given power by the federal government.

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The territories are given power by the federal government.

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I still want to learn about how members are elected.

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I still want to learn about how members are elected.

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I learned that different parts of Parliament are divided into separate branches that deal with different subjects such as uphold laws, creating laws, and finalizing laws.

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I learned that different parts of Parliament are divided into separate branches that deal with different subjects such as uphold laws, creating laws, and finalizing laws.

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Canada has 3 branches of government, legislative (laws), judicial(justice), and executive(government).

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Canada has 3 branches of government, legislative (laws), judicial(justice), and executive(government).

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I want to learn more about the election process in Canada.

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I learned more about the 3 divisions of power under the Canadian government. Municipal, Provincial, and Federal, and the different impacts each are able to make on the population.

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how people can make their voices heard and change things

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how people can make their voices heard and change things

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How are the different branches of government similar/different, and how do they work together?

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How are the different branches of government similar/different, and how do they work together?

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How are responsibilities divided between different branches and levels of government?

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How are responsibilities divided between different branches and levels of government?

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how much representation does each province get in votes

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how much representation does each province get in votes

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I want to learn about the election process

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I want to learn about the election process

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I'm curious about whether Canada has a bureaucracy?

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I'm curious about whether Canada has a bureaucracy?

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How fundamental freedoms change with social movements. Eg. Womens rights.

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How fundamental freedoms change with social movements. Eg. Womens rights.

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Do we trace and care about what the government spends its money on... and what the people in power spend on their own personal life.

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How can we optimize equality in our government and decisions made by the government

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How can we optimize equality in our government and decisions made by the government

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What is the process through which laws are written, implemented, interpreted, and enforced?

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What is the process through which laws are written, implemented, interpreted, and enforced?

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Each of the branches has different roles and powers

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How much do people actually influence government decisions

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How much do people actually influence government decisions

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How are bills proposed and/or put into action

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How are bills proposed and/or put into action

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I want to know what power the monarchy has over Canada compared to our federal government.

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I want to know what power the monarchy has over Canada compared to our federal government.

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I know that there are 3 branches of government and we live in a democracy.

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I know that there are 3 branches of government and we live in a democracy.

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How are leaders decided.

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There are multiple levels of government, we use first past the post system, and we are a democracy

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There are multiple levels of government, we use first past the post system, and we are a democracy

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The prime minister is Trudeau, but not a lot of people like him.

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The prime minister is Trudeau, but not a lot of people like him.

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The three branches of government are legislative, executive, and judicial.

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The three branches of government are legislative, executive, and judicial.

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Currently the Canadian Government is a democratic government. The Prime Minister is Justin Trudeau and

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I know that there are members of parliament and members of provincial parliament

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I know that there are members of parliament and members of provincial parliament

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There are multiple levels of government with varying levels of power. The people elect representatives

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There are multiple levels of government with varying levels of power. The people elect representatives

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The prime minister is not always elected into a majority government. In that case, they have to consult other parties when making certain decisions.

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there are branches of government (executive, judicial, legislative)

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there are branches of government (executive, judicial, legislative)

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Why do we use the first-past-the-post system?

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Why do we use the first-past-the-post system?

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The people elect representatives to government

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The people elect representatives to government

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I know that there are multiple levels of government: federal, provincial, and municipal.

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I know that there are multiple levels of government: federal, provincial, and municipal.

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I know that our government is a democracy and we have a prime minister.

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That it operates on a first past the post system.

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That it operates on a first past the post system.

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The English royalty are technically heads of state, but actually have limited power.