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Legislative Branch Review

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Parliamentary Democracy. How Does It Work?

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Who holds power in the UK?

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Congress

Chapter 10. Congress. Senate. House of Representatives. 100 members 2 from each state 6 year terms. 435 members Based on population in the states 2 year terms. Congress: Bicameral. Representation in Congress-Example. California-population 33,871,648 Senators-2 House Members-53.

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THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

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Unit 5: What Do Parties Want ?

Unit 5: What Do Parties Want ? . Reading: Mueller and Strom pgs. 1-27 . Guiding Questions . What is party government? What do parties want? What are vote seeking goals? Office seeking? Policy seeking? Can parties maximize all three goals?. Political Parties and Government.

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Adolf Hitler

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The Second World War The Build up

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Bellringer

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How Do Government Officials Get Elected?

How Do Government Officials Get Elected?. Municipal Elections. Every town/city is divided into voting areas called "wards" (e.g. Bramalea is in Ward 8) Sandra Hames People who live in the ward elect one councillor to sit on City Council People also vote for a mayor.

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VOTING AND THE CREATION OF GOVERNMENT

VOTING AND THE CREATION OF GOVERNMENT. VOTING: RIGHT OR RESPONSIBILITY?. Citizens are guaranteed the right to vote under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It is a very important right that should be exercised by all citizens.

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Confederation

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POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN (cont.)

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN (cont.). Tariq Elagamy. Electoral Systems. Based on the First-Past-The-Post system. Election determined by the highest polling candidates.

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