representationbypopulation		judging people according to preformed opinions
responsibility		Protects individuals from discrimination
Representativedemocracy		a vote in which the country approves or rejects a law
power		citizens give their idividual power to an elected official to vote for them
Plebiscite		every member of society must follow the law
Politicalparty		the size of the population determines the number of people in government
citizenship		a group running for parliament that has common beliefs
compromise		the power to make laws
cabinet		admitting a person of foreign birth to full citizenship of a county
rights		taking part in or sharing something
Discrimination		when party in charge can get out voted
Responsiblegovernment		making a settlement by each side, giving up part of its demands
Coalition government		an assembly that makes the laws of a country
Parliament		An act that shows prejudice against, or in favour of something
Bill		every voter participates in every decision that affects society
Legislativepower		People share a common belief and wish to change government policies
InterestGroups		the party that has authority
democracy		having one legislative chambers
Minority Government		obligations that extend to include the type of behaviour that shows respect for others
lobbying		group of minsiters that run government departments
DirectDemocracy		two political parties get together to form the government
Ruleoflaw		a vote by all the people in a country
Justice		start a campaingn to influence a member of parliament
Naturalization		having two legislative chambers
Participation		a judge or magistrate
referendum		when party in chage can not get out voted.
prejudice		membership in a nation, have rights and responsibilities
Majority Government		government responsible to the people of Canada
Unicameral		system of government in which the people make the decisions
Bicameral		privilages that are guaranteed by government legislation
HumanRights		a proposal for a law that is submitted to parliament