Power,voice & belonging (limited)
This group of people used multiple civil rights movements to gain the right to vote, their bodies, receive equal pay, and to be considered a person…
Women
What is one right that is typically granted to citizens here in Canada?
- Freedom of Speech
-Mobility
-Legal
-etc
What multination organization grants Non-Citizens basic human rights universally.
Tge United Nations (UN)
Name one action individuals can take to feel a sense of belonging in a community.
- Inviting others to join them
- having community spaces
etc
Ms.Butcher loves this vegetable but Foug HATES it... what is it?
Cucumber
This group had their power and rights limited due to their race and were interned/detained in camps in BC for 7 years.
Japenese Internment
How have citizenship laws changed over time in Canada (ie. what groups have been excluded that are now included of who is a citizen).
- Once only rich white men who owned property where citizens/people
- Excluded based on race, gender, and religion here in Canada
- Women, indigenous, African-Canadians, etc
What is the term to describe a person who has left their home country as a political refugee and is seeking safety in another country?
Asylum Seeker
What is the name of the document here in Canada that guarantees and protects all Canadian's freedoms and rights?
The Charter of Rights & Freedoms
This Western Low Land Gorilla was killed in a zoo after an incident with a toddler. He broke the internet and became an icon. What is the name of this Gorilla
Harambe
Describe how the historical event of the Acadian deportation/expulsion limited their power/voice and how it changed their sense of belonging
- loss of rights
- Deported (exclusion)
-Lied to
How does citizenship status affect access to legal and other rights?
- Citizens have more rights than non-Citizens
- Our healthcare
- we cannot be removed
etc
What term is used for people who are not citizens of the country they reside in?
Permanent Resident
What are 3 inclusive spaces
-Museums
-Cultural institutions
-National parks
-Community centers
-Libraries
-Parks and recreation areas
-Social media groups
-Online forums
-Virtual communities
The oldest living land animal on earth is a 192-year-old and is named Jonathan. what type of animal is Jonathan
tortoise
Describe the unfair treatment of the CITIZENs of Africville and how their voice/power was limited
-segregation
-no support from the government
-commissions without them
-power=taken when forced to move
Define Citizenship
the position or status of being a citizen of a particular country through naturalization or application
Define Non-Citize
The state of not being a citizen of a country, or a member of a particular country with certain rights.
What are the 2 important reasons for commemorative spaces?
1. Remember the injustices of out past
2. Remeber those people effected
3.Create a collective memory
4.Honor shared experiences
5.Educate future generations
This Palace in the USA is made out a vegetable (like the ENTIRE THING... no joke), what vegetable is it
Corn
This government (Federal) Law/Act can be used by the government to suspend/restrict civil liberties here in Canada like detainment/jail time without reason and extended time in office (the 4 years for elected members of Parliament is extended) to name a few…
War Measure Act
Name 5 responsibilities citizens have.
1. to vote
2. get a job is able
3. help others/the community
4. to obey the laws
5. to protect the environment
etc
Describe 3 challenges that non-citizens might face in accessing public services.
1. Language barriers
2. Racism
3. Accessibility
etc
Analyze the effects of Canada's responsibilities in respect to belonging (ie. do we have a responsibility to that?)
- Responsibility to obey law- helps with belonging
- helping community
-protecting spaces
Mr.Fougere has been teaching here at TRHS for the second-longest time out of all the staff. Who is the first?
Mr. Estabrooks