The Great Depression (29 out 1929 ano – 29 out 1939 ano)

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The responsible government belongs to a government that is responsible to the people. In Canada responsible government is more generally defined as an executive or Cabinet that is dependent on the support of an elected assembly, rather than on the monarch. The origins of democracy in Canada can be traced to the development of representative government. The resolution of Parliament is in popular use, responsible management refers to a government responsible to the people, not to the monarch or their representatives. In Canada, it technically indicates a council responsible to the representatives of the people an official or Cabinet collectively dependent on the votes of a majority in the elected legislature or Parliament. The key principle of responsibility is that a government needs the confidence of Parliament to create laws and taxation. Democratic Reform The idea of responsible government in British North America was taken up in the 1830s, by admirers of the British model. Their goals were to determine the annoyance felt by many colonists towards the small groups of dominant, local elites who controlled the colonial governments and to keep the colonies securely, though freely, within the British Empire. More moderate reformers such as Joseph Howe in Nova Scotia, Robert Baldwin in Upper Canada and Lord Durham, an influential advocate of responsible government, argued for the British model. Howe in Nova Scotia, along with Baldwin and Louis LaFontaine in the Province of Canada, built up strong, moderate reform parties to gain responsible administration. The western provinces developed responsible governments as they were created and joined Canada following Confederation. This control of government was increased by degrees so that Canadians gradually obtained a command of their own political concerns and achieved national self-direction without being upset.

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