18 Questions
In a democracy, how is power shared?
By all citizens
What type of monarchy has a monarch retaining full political power over a state and its people?
Absolute monarchy
Which system involves citizens electing political representatives through elections?
Democracy
What does a constitution typically guarantee to the people of a nation or state?
Certain rights
In a constitutional monarchy, who remains the head of state?
Monarch
Which type of monarchy has power that is more symbolic and limited by a constitution?
Constitutional monarchy
What is the main role of government according to the text?
Creating and enforcing laws and legislation
Which type of government is characterized by power concentrated in the hands of one person without restriction?
Autocracy
What does the term 'rule of law' refer to?
Equal enforcement of laws
In an autocracy, how are decisions typically made?
By using military force
What distinguishes an oligarchy from other forms of government?
Power held by a small privileged group
Which form of government is most likely to restrict individual rights and forbid political opposition?
Dictatorship
What type of government does Canada have?
Constitutional Monarchy
Which document is the highest legal ruling in Canada?
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
What is the role of the Queen in Canada's government?
Head of State
What law was signed by the Queen in 1982, ensuring Canada's legislative independence?
Constitution of Canada
What type of decision-making does consensus democracy use?
Consensus decision-making
Which document outlines Canada's system of government?
British North America Act
Explore the fundamental aspects of government and democracy, including the roles, responsibilities, and functions of a government. Learn about the concept of rule of law and its significance in ensuring equality and fairness in governance.
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