Canada's Government and Quebec

Canada's southern border is the ___________ _____________.

• United States

• Mexico

• Greenland

• Russia

The ___________ _____________ is Canada's top trading partner.

• United States

• China

• Mexico

• United Kingdom

In 1867, Canada became independent from the ____________________, however, it's still a commonwealth and has close ties with the United Kingdom.

• British Empire

• French Empire

• Spanish Empire

• Dutch Empire

Canada's government is __________________ __________________ like the United Kingdom.

• parliamentary democracy

• constitutional monarchy

• federal republic

• both parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy

__________________ is the capital city of Canada.

• Ottawa

• Toronto

• Vancouver

• Montreal

Canada's legislature is the ______________________ like the United Kingdom.

• Parliament

• Congress

• Assembly

• Senate

Canada gained independence from the United Kingdom, but King Charles III is still the ____________ for Canada and the United Kingdom.

• Head of State

• Chief Executive

• House of Commons

• Chief Monarch

Canada's Parliament is ____________ meaning it's divided into 2 houses.

• unicameral

• bicameral

• tricameral

• hexacameral

Canada's bicameral legislature is made up of the ____________ of __________________ and the __________________.

• House of Commons and the Senate.

• House of Representatives and the Senate.

• Legislative Assembly and the Senate.

• House of Lords and the Senate.

In Canada, citizens elect members of the ________________ in Parliament like the United Kingdom.

• Legislative Assembly

• Senate

• Parliament

• House of Commons