Canadian Government vs Roman Government

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The Canadian government's structure is inspired by the Roman Republic's system.

True (A)

Which branch of the Canadian government creates and passes laws?

Executive Branch
Monarchy Branch
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch (correct)

The ______ Branch of the Canadian government interprets the laws.

Judicial

What is the main role of the Executive Branch in Canada?

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Match the following branches of the Canadian government with their main functions:

<p>Legislative Branch = Interprets the Law Judicial Branch = Creates and passes laws Executive Branch = Makes decisions on behalf of Canadian citizens</p> Signup and view all the answers

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3-branch system

A government structure with legislative, executive, and judicial branches.

Legislative Branch

The branch of government that creates and passes laws.

Judicial Branch

The branch of government that interprets the law and ensures justice.

Executive Branch

The branch that makes decisions and enforces laws on behalf of citizens.

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Constitutional Monarchy

A system of government where a monarch shares power with a constitutionally organized government.

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Study Notes

Canadian Government Connections to Roman Government

Canadian government draws inspiration from the Roman governmental system.
Canada employs a three-branch system, similar to the constitutional monarchy style of governance.
The three branches have comparable duties and responsibilities.
The legislative branch creates and enacts laws.
The judicial branch interprets the law.
The executive branch makes decisions on behalf of Canadian citizens.