SS 30-1 Ch 10

Why was David Kilgour expelled from the Progressive Conservative party in 1990?

• He refused to support the introduction of the GST.

• He supported the introduction of the GST.

• He resigned from the party.

• He was involved in a scandal.

What did David Kilgour do after leaving the Liberal party in 2005?

• He became an independent legislator.

• He joined the Conservative party.

• He retired from politics.

• He formed a new political party.

What is a key aspect of Canadian politics mentioned in the text?

• Party solidarity

• Direct democracy

• Military dictatorship

• Authoritarianism

What does party solidarity require in Canadian politics?

• All party members vote with the party.

• All party members vote independently.

• Party members can vote against the party at any time.

• Party members must always vote against the opposition.

Under what circumstances can the party in power be forced to resign or call an election?

• If it loses a vote on an appropriation bill, a taxation bill, or the annual budget

• If it wins a vote on an appropriation bill, a taxation bill, or the annual budget

• If a motion of confidence is passed by a majority vote

• If a motion of non-confidence is rejected by a majority vote

What is the usual result when MPs take a stand and refuse to endorse a policy with which they or their constituents disagree?

• The MP is promoted within the party

• The MP is either forced out of the party or leaves voluntarily

• The MP is given a higher position in the government

• The MP is given a special award for bravery

What is the issue around the 'will of the people' concept?

• The role of the judiciary in a democratic government

• The possibility of a democratic government meeting the needs of everyone all the time

• The impact of international relations on domestic policies

• The influence of media on public opinion

According to liberal principles, what is central to the shape and workings of government?

• The opinions of political leaders

• The will of the people

• The decisions of the judiciary

• The influence of foreign powers

What is the ideal that liberal democracy aims to achieve (choose the best answer)?

• Economic prosperity for all

• Individual citizen's participation and inviolability

• Complete government control

• Elimination of all social classes

Which principle is considered an ideal toward which many modern governments aim?

• Following the will of the people

• Economic stability

• Military strength

• Technological advancement