SOSC 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Lower House, Bicameralism, Middle Ages

• School: York University
• Department: Social Science
• Course: SOSC 1000
• Professor: Judith Adler Hellman

Document Summary

We will be challenging the orthodox view. World population"s film the population live on 17% of earth"s surface, Current world population 7. 366 billion (china, india, us top 3) 2024 8 billion people united nations forecasts this. Shushky: humanities and natural science that"s where social science gave rise from. Citizens and consomers and other course the first reading ! Mythistory, columbus, and the war against the indians (mcneill, zin, rasky) Like a laywer?) federal canada (first country ever to unitary presidential put the 2 system together 1867(?)) blueprint of the world. 3 influences of canadas government britain (uk), france, usa. Lower hous house of commons the house of representatives house of commons senate senate. Usa for a bill to become a law, it must pass both houses gives great power to the senates ? senate 2 years to be elected. Uk nobody get elected house of lords (many inherit the seats from the middle ages) most appointment from the aristocracy.