TERM
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DEFINITION / EXPLANATION
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Member of Parliament
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Those people who have been elected to represent us in parliament
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Backbenchers
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Those members of the Government not in the cabinet
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Governor General
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The Queen’s representative in N.Z
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Electorate
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The area a Member of Parliament represents
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Cabinet
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Made up of the Prime Minister and her ministries
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Leader of the Opposition
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Leader of the Opposition in 2012 is David Shearer
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Adolf Hitler
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An example of a Dictator who ruled Germany from 1933-1945
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Opposition
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The chief political party opposing the one that is in power
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Democracy
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A system of government which allows people to have their say, through voting and the election of their representatives.
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Nelson Mandela
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An example of a President. He was the leader of the Republic of South Africa.
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George Bush
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An example of a president who is the leader of the United States
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List M.P
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Those people who have been elected to represent us in parliament
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Electorate M.P
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Represents a specific geographical area in Parliament, acts as a general M.P.
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Saddam Hussein
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An example of a dictator. He was the leader of Iraq.
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The speaker
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Controls the debate in the House of Parliament
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Republic
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A country that has a president as a leader
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Elections
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The way we choose, by voting, who will represent us in parliament
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Dictatorship
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Is the period of time a dictator rules a country
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Laws
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a set of rules that everyone must obey. They are decided by parliament.
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Prime minister
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The leader of our country.
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Ministers
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The group of people who are in charge of the public affairs of a country
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Coalition Government
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When two or more parties agree to govern together
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President
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The person in charge of a republic
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Tuesday, 10 September 2013
DEFINITION / EXPLANATION
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