[POLS 1400] - Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam (43 pages long!)

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POLS 1400
• Professor: Nanita Mohan

Document Summary

Week two pols*1400 issues in canadian politics september 12th. Topic 1 canadian politics and economy: september 27th. Topic 2 social issues in canadian politics: october 28th. Topic 3 assimilation, accommodation and integration in canadian politics: nov 15th. Topic 4 canada"s rile on the international stage: december 2nd. When can we inform the government: how: how do we pick who we want to vote? (picking a representative) Democracy rule by the people: run by the people ruled by the people and for the people lincoln. Direct democracy in which people have a direct say in matters of the state: plebiscites are just like a referendum although they are non-binding. Deliberative democracy governing decisions made based on discussions by citizens: very rare type of democracy, popular in british columbia. No majority would be left out because everyone would have voted. Youth do often not show up (have no interest or knowledge) If they voted it would likely be uneducated.