Question 428

What are the three branches that work together in Canada's government?

  1. AFederal, Provincial, and Municipal
  2. BSovereign, Senate, and Commons
  3. CPrime Minister, Cabinet, and Courts
  4. DExecutive, Legislative, and Judicial
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Correct answer: D) Executive, Legislative, and Judicial

Explanation

Canada's government is structured into three distinct branches: the Executive (Prime Minister and Cabinet), the Legislative (Parliament), and the Judicial (the courts). This separation of powers helps to secure the rights and freedoms of Canadians.

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