The guide to civics
- 1. The Guide to Civics By: Trevor Rocha
- 2. Table of Contents Slide 3…………...............................................What is Civics Slide 4…….............................Why do I Need to Take Civics Slide 5……………....Government: What's Public vs. Private Slide 6……………………...........................Politics: Elections Slide 7……….…Politics: Majority vs. Minority Governments Slide 8………………………………….Law: Youth justice Act
- 3. What is Civics Civics is a class about Government, politics, and Law
- 4. Why do I Need to Take Civics You need to take Civics because it is good to know about how the government works, what its like to work in politics, and how the Laws of Canada work.
- 5. Government: What's Public vs. Private Public Private The Public sector is paid for by The private sector is owned by the Government and owned a individual person and paid by the Government like for by that person like retail schools, parks, and health stores, credit union, and care local businesses.
- 6. Politics: Elections To be able to vote you have to be 18 and a Canadian citizen. A-I J-R S-Z Step 1:Sign in. At the line with your last names 1 first letter Step 2: Check off (with 2 an X) on your ballet. Leave 4 Step 3: Fold Your ballet once then place it in the box. 3 Step 4: leave. fold Place in box
- 7. Politics: Majority vs. Minority Governments Majority Minority A Majority Government is A Minority Government is when the elected party has when The elected party has 51% of the seats in house less then 50% of the Seats of commons. in the house of commons. Majority Government Minority Government Red = Elected Party Blue = Other Parties
- 8. Law: Youth Criminal justice Act In law you learn about the Youth Criminal Justice Act. The YCJA is give the police the option to not arrest a youth who breaks a Minor Law. If there arrested they will have to go thought The Youth Trial.