'Bloc quebecois' diaporamas de présentation

Rights, Responsibilities, and Canadian Citizenship

Rights, Responsibilities, and Canadian Citizenship. True leadership is servanthood, not lordship. Matthew 20:20-28. Canadian Citizenship. The people of a country are called citizens. Citizens have specific rights and responsibilities Can be a citizen by birth in Canada, or immigration.

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Voter Orientations

2 February, 2010. Voter Orientations. Office hours. Georgios Tuesdays 1-2; 4-5 (A236B) Siim Thursday 2pm-3pm (A232) Friday 10am-11am (A232). Essay Topics. Handout. Review. Institutions and electoral competition Is there a link?. Nature and Acquisition of Opinions and Values.

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Political Campaigns and the Social Web Media

Political Campaigns and the Social Web Media. How do different media based on the Internet play a significant role in political campaigns for Canada federal election in May , 2011?. Jung-A English A2 SL. Learning Objectives.

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Socialism as a Response to Classical Liberalism

Socialism as a Response to Classical Liberalism. Social 30-2. Socialism. Developed in the early 19th century as a response to the declining social and economic conditions of the working class during the Industrial Revolution

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French and English Canadians

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Elections Around the World

Elections Around the World. What were elections around the world like in 2004?. the date and type of election from that country in 2004 the number of registered voters the party in power information about whether voting is compulsory some key issues, and results .

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What is Government?

What is Government?. Why do we have it? Where does it come from? Political Parties Ideologies. What is Government?. Government is a complex structure of politicians, bureaucrats, agencies, organizations and laws Types of government vary: What types can you name?. democracy

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Internal relations 1945-2000

Aboriginals, Regionalism, Quebec and the Constitution. Internal relations 1945-2000. 1960: Natives won the right to vote 1969 White Paper : Attempt to treat native peoples like any other citizen, abolishing special rights on reserves . The paper was rejected by aboriginals

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