Collective Rights
Definitions
Rights and Freedoms
Case Studies
Collective Rights Groups
100
Who holds collective rights 

Metis, Inuit, First nations, Anglophones and Francophones

100
Ethnocentrism
Thinking ones culture is better than others 
100
Mobility rights

Citizens have the right, remain in or leave Canada

100
What was the woman's suffrage 
When woman got the right to vote, run for the political elections and run for the public office 
100
What is a collective rights group 
It is a certain group in Canada with guaranteed rights 
200
What are the numbered treaties 
They are 11 treaties signed by aboriginal in Canada between the Canadians and Aboriginal Peoples
200
Affirm
To express your commitment
200
Equality rights
All citizens have the equal treatment of rights under the law 
200
What was the Japanese interment 
When the Japanese Canadians were removed from Canada into camps During world war II
200
Name a certain collective rights group 
Metis
300
Why do collective rights groups have collective rights 

To have collective identity in different groups 

300
Assimilate 
To become part of a different culture group 
300
Fundamental freedoms 
People have the right to form their own personal beliefs about the world  
300

Why were the Japanese Canadians relocated from sandman and what was the camps nickname 

They were relocated because the winters were harsh and the nickname was camp hellhole

300
Name a group 
Inuit 
400
Identify two reasons for Canada and the first nations negotiating the treaties 

-Canada wanted to build a railway

-Britain became dominant  colonial power of north America 

400
Autonomy
Authority to make decisions 
400
Language rights
All people have the right to new languages
400
What was a high school teacher caught teaching wrongly for over several years.
He was caught teaching that the Holocaust never happened.
400
Name a group 
First nations 
500
Identify two things about the "agreements" between the first nations and the queen 

-First nations Agreed to share resources and land in peace

-They are sacred to the first nations and can't be changed 

500
Entrenched
Firmly established and hard to change 
500
Democratic rights 

A state of society characterized by formal equality of rights and privileges   

500

What is the no fly list, and why was it made.

The no fly list is a list that was created to help prevent criminals or terrorists from fleeing the country or causing havoc. So if you have a criminal record, or are a terrorist you are put onto the list and aren't able to fly anywhere in the world. It was made as an extra set of security.

500
Name two groups
Francophones and Anglophones 
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