CanadaGovernment 14 · How Canadians govern themselves
Which three parts make up Canada's Parliament?
- aThe Governor General, the Supreme Court and the House of Commons
- bThe Sovereign, the Senate and the House of CommonsCorrect answer
- cThe Prime Minister, the Cabinet and the Supreme Court
- dThe Senate, the House of Commons and the provincial premiers
Why?
Parliament is made up of the Sovereign, the appointed Senate and the elected House of Commons. All three must agree before a bill becomes law.
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