Government 4

4. Someone who gains rights in his or her own country
5. To fix or improve something
7. A letter written by a Member for both the Senate or the House of Commons for something to be done
9. A ruler (king or queen) of a country
10. Canadians follow a list of ______ created by Senators, Members of Parliament and the Governal General
11. The House of Commons and the Senate Chambers are located in the _________ _________
13. An individual who is living in Canada that is represented by a Member of Parliament
14. House A synonym for the Senate
17. An individual chose by the Members of Parliament or Senator
18. After a four-year term or if the government is not stable, it will be brought down to an end of a Parliament
19. An argument where there are two sides who argue for what is right and what is wrong according to specific rules
20. A snynonym for question period
22. Made up of Senators and Members of Parliament who come from the same political party
23. The government that represents the country through acts and speeches
24. A heavy, silver and gold staff that symbolizes the authority and power of Parliament
26. Senators and Cabinet Ministers are guaranteed a special title for life
27. The head person in a meeting
28. The ability to choose your representative in an election

1. Made of two hallways or rooms
2. To nominate an individual from a group of people through voting
3. A written letter to the Parliament for a law to be approved
5. Edits made to a bill
6. Provinces agree to form the nation of Canada and create a federal Parliament
8. The process of choosing a model through the amount of votes
12. A plan the government uses for how much money they will collect and spend per year
15. A synonym for electoral district
16. A time where parliamentarians questions the government about its activities or important issues
17. A list of rules that each country follows to work together as a nation
21. A university student who works for the Senate or the House of commons.
25. A group of leaders