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3. The House of Commons is considered the ___ House of Parliament.
5. Organising a ___ is one way in which you can influence the political decision-making process.
6. When a party controls over 50% of the ___ in the House of Commons, they form a majority government.
8. One of the first four provinces.
9. Generally, ___ Canadians vote the least.
12. The King, the Prime Minister, and Cabinet form the ___ branch of government.
13. The YMCA and the Red Cross are ___ that offer services to people in need.
14. Pre-formed opinions.
15. Section 91 of the ___ North America Act outlines the powers and responsibilities of the federal government.
16. When a party wins the most seats in an election, but doesn’t control over 50% of the seats in the House of Commons, they form a ___ government.
17. This Party can be placed slightly to the left of the political spectrum’s centre.
19. The ___ Québécois only runs candidates in that province’s ridings.
20. The Governor General ___ the King in Canada.
23. The final step before a bill becomes law, it must receive ___ Assent.
24. The parties sitting opposite the government in the House of Commons are called the ___.
25. Waste collection and recreation facilities are a responsibility of the ___ level of government.
26. After Second Reading, a bill is sent to a Parliamentary ___ that investigates the bill in-depth.
27. This party is found on the left of the political spectrum.

1. This Party is found on the right of the political spectrum.
2. A list of policies a party will pursue.
4. Citizens of this country are legally required to vote.
5. Hospitals and education are responsibilities of the ___ level of government.
7. This branch of government can strike down laws passed by the legislative branch.
10. The Senate is said to submit a bill passed by the Commons to “Sober ___ thought,” to determine if it really would make for a good law.
11. The postal system and the military are the responsibility of the ___ level of government.
18. The LCBO and the Children’s Aid Society are examples of government ___.
19. Having two Chambers, Parliament is a ___ legislature.
21. The joining of four British colonies to create Canada in 1867 is called ___.
22. The Senate is considered the ___ House of Parliament.