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Grade 2 Social Studies (Alberta)

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Grade 2 Social Studies (Alberta)
 

Froggy Jumps

Grade 2 Social Studies (Alberta)Online version

Government and Elected Leaders

by April Kirk
1

What are the three levels of government in Canada?

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Who is the leader of the government of Canada?

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Who is the leader of a provincial or territorial government?

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How do people choose leaders in government?

5

Who represents the King (the Crown) in Canada and provinces?

6

Who can represent First Nations communities?

7

The prime minister works with their team and debates decisions with whom in the House of Commons?

8

Where are federal decisions discussed and voted?

9

What can the Supreme Court do when there is disagreement between the government and a community?

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