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Dictatorship
Ruled under a single person in power → One party, no political opposition
Often comes from a Coup d'état
Theocracy
(Iran, Vatican City)
Led by a religious leader, like the pope
Gods or Deities are seen as the civil leaders of a country
Religious texts dictate the rules
Absolute Monarchy
(Saudia Arabia)
The monarchy has full power over the country
Constitutional Monarchy
(Canada, Japan)
The monarchy’s power is limited by the constitution
Representative Democracy
(Canada, Democracy: Germany, India)
Citizens elect people to represent them in the government, who make decisions on their behalf
Oligarchy
A small group of rich influential people that have the power
Ergatocracy
Run by the workers
List the five principles of democracy.
Human Rights and Equality
Fair and Free Election
Rule Under Law
Accountability and Transparency
Citizen Participation
List Federal responsibilities
Federal Taxes
Postal Service
Immigration
Currency
Official Languages
List Provincial responsibilities
Education
Healthcare
Social Services
List Municipal responsibilities
Local Parks
Local Police
Public Transportation
Waste Management
Governor General of Canada
Mary Simons
Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
Edith Dumont
Premier of Ontario
Doug ford
Mayor of Toronto
Olivia Chow
MPP for St. Paul’s
Jill Andrew
MP for St. Paul’s
Don Stewart
City Councillor for St. Paul’s
Josh Matlow
Minister of Education for Ontario
Jill Dunlop
Political Party Define + Names
A political party is made up of a group of people who share a similar political ideology and goals about society and government.
Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Green Party, Bloc Quebecois
Left Leaning
Social Equality and Services
Government Involvement
Right Leaning
Tradition
Small government
Lower taxes
