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What does citizenship mean?

Citizenship means being a member of a nation or community, with rights and responsibilities.

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What does it mean to be an informed, purposeful, and active citizen?

It means being aware of social and political issues, participating in civic activities, and making informed choices.

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What is meant by the common good?

The common good refers to what benefits society as a whole, balancing individual interests with community welfare.

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What are the various levels of government?

The various levels of government are federal, provincial/territorial, and municipal, each with specific responsibilities.

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What is the legislative branch of government?

The legislative branch is responsible for making laws and is composed of elected representatives.

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What is a dictator?

A dictator is a ruler with absolute power, often ruling without the consent of the governed.

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What is a democracy?

A democracy is a system of government in which power is vested in the people, who elect representatives.

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Who is Canada's Queen?

Canada's Queen is Queen Elizabeth II (as of the last update).

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Who is Canada’s Governor General?

The Governor General represents the monarch in Canada and performs ceremonial duties.

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Who is Canada’s Prime Minister?

The Prime Minister is the head of the government in Canada.

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Who is Ontario's Premier?

Ontario's Premier is the head of the provincial government in Ontario.

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Who is Hamilton's Mayor?

Hamilton's Mayor is the elected leader of Hamilton's municipal government.

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Who represents the Queen in Canada?

The Governor General represents the Queen in Canada.

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What does M.P. stand for?

M.P. stands for Member of Parliament.

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What is the difference between an M.P. and a Senator?

An M.P. is elected to represent constituents and is part of the House of Commons, while a Senator is appointed and serves in the Senate.

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What are Canada’s five major political parties?

The five major political parties are Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Bloc Québécois, and Green Party.

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Who is the leader of the party in power?

The leader of the party in power is the Prime Minister.

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What is the political spectrum?

The political spectrum is a system of classifying different political positions, ranging from left (liberal) to right (conservative).