Item Image Description Modern Application

1. BNA Act A. Many of the I. Queen Elizabeth II

finer details of legally remains the
Confederation head of Canada
were finely tuned though in more of a
here figurehead role

i
2. Reason(s) B. Politicians II. The existence of
for Union representing this body has
constituents are increasingly come
based upon the under criticism
placement and because its members
concentration of are not elected, but
ii voters gain their positions,
based upon
appointment
3. C. Law making III. In disputes with
Charlottetown branch of provincial
Conference government governments, Native
groups have often
been disappointed by
the federal
government's failure to
iii make use of its "power
of disallowance."
4. Quebec D. Demonstrated IV. Based upon an
Conference Canada's original idea, here
traditional colonial Parliament at 380
linkages Sussex Drive consists
of a House of
Commons and Senate
iv
5. E. Removed V. Strong central
Constitutional authority of the government and a
Monarchy British Parliament constitutional
over its monarchy continue to
v Dominions be a distinguishing
characteristic,
compared to Canada's
southern neighbour.
6. Governor F. First VI. Since 1931,
General International Canada has been a
vi conference fully sovereign state;
Canada attended however, Canada has
as an chosen to remain a
 independent member of the
nation Commonwealth, a
voluntary association

7. House of vii G. Fear or VII. National rails,

Commons territorial highways, shipping
expansion from and air routes that
the south stretch coast to coast
have resulted in
economic prosperity

8. Senate H. Equal VIII. Its highest court

representation is the Supreme Court
based upon of Canada consisting
regional of nine Supreme Court
viii distribution judges
9. Judiciary I. Wields the IX. Current number of
queen's powers electoral districts is
308 and the party with
support from the
majority of MPs forms
the government of
ix
Canada
10. Provinces L. Sought to make X. July 1st, Canada
vs. Federal useful additions to Day, is now
Government a government that celebrated by the
gave too much original 4 provinces in
decision- making addition to 6 more and
to its various 3 territories
x regions
11. Differences K. A new XI. Carries out "Her
between parliament was Majesty's" duties on a
Canadian and formed based daily basis and is
American upon the approval Canada's de facto
Political of an old Head of State, a
Systems parliament political role that is
Canada's oldest,
dating back nearly 400
xi
years
12. Treaty of L. Began as a XII. Canada's
Versailles plan for a regional independent stance
political union not to participate in
the invasion of Iraq in
2003 was made,
against intense
international pressure
xii from Great Britain and
the United States
13. Statute of M. Division of XIII. Many of the
Westminster powers between concerns arising from
different levels of this meeting continue
government to be unique to
Canada today,
including Quebec's
requests that it be
xiii guaranteed separate
cultural status

Item Image Description Modern Application

1. BNA Act

2. Reason(s) for
Union

3. Charlottetown
Conference
4. Quebec
Conference

5. Constitutional
Monarchy
6. Governor
General
7. House of B. Politicians IX. Current number of
Commons representing electoral districts is
constituents are 308 and the party
based upon the with support from the
placement and majority of MPs forms
concentration of the government of
voters Canada

8. Senate

9. Judiciary
10. Provinces vs.
Federal
Government
11. Differences
between
Canadian and
American
Political Systems

12. Treaty of
Versailles
13. Statute of
Westminster