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Road to Confed

FA Grade 10 Socials Road to Confed

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Union uniting of groups of people or territories into a single unit
Tariffs tax applied to trade goods leaving or entering a country
Finance has to do with money
political deadlock inability to move forward so the ruling party is not able to make decisions and are not able to rule. Everything is deadlocked -stuck.
riding a Canadian term for an electoral district - Canada has been divided into ridings, or election areas for people to be able to vote for their government representative
'rep by pop' representation by population - a system where each area of voting has the appropriate number of ridings based on the population of the area - as an area becomes more populated, it would need to have more ridings
party political organization or group with a specific ideological belief - each party has their own beliefs and people often vote for a party because of the beliefs of the party.
Coalition Government joining of two parties to form a ruling government
Fenians Irish immigrants in the USA fighting to free Ireland form British rule.
unanimously 'everyone' has voted for something - there is no opposition in the vote
Royal Assent new government laws made official by the monarch (king or queen) or by the Governor General - Royal Assent is given by placing a royal seal or stamp onto the document which has the new law writtn on it.
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