Ontario Human Rights Code
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Political Systems and Types of Govt
Perceptions
100

If a landlord refuses to rent an apartment to someone because of their race, which law might this violation fall under?

The Ontario Human Rights Code.

100

Which section of the Charter guarantees freedom of expression?

Section 2(b).

100

This political system allows citizens to vote for their leaders and make decisions about government policies.

Democracy

100

What are perceptions shaped by, including our background and experiences?

Influences

200

Name three grounds on which discrimination is prohibited under the Ontario Human Rights Code.

Race, gender, and disability.

200

What are the two democratic rights protected under the Charter?

The right to vote and the right to run for public office.

200

In this type of government, a king or queen is the head of state, often with limited power.

Constitutional monarchy

200

What do we call a view or belief about something that is often influenced by personal experiences and background?

An Opinion

300

What is the process for an individual to file a complaint under the Ontario Human Rights Code?

Filing a complaint with the Ontario Human Rights Commission.

300

What legal right protects individuals from unreasonable search and seizure?

Section 8

300

This political system is characterized by one person or a small group having total control, with little to no input from citizens.

Authoritarianism


300

 In the context of school uniforms, what does Sarah believe they should not be mandatory for, due to her desire to express herself?

Her choice of clothes

400

What does the term "duty to accommodate" refer to in the context of the Ontario Human Rights Code?

The obligation of organizations to make changes to help individuals with disabilities participate fully.

400

Which section of the Charter states that every individual is equal before the law and has the right to equal protection and benefit of the law?

Section 15.

400

In this type of government, leaders are elected by the people, and there is no monarchy involved.

a Republic

400

What term describes the act of discussing differing viewpoints with a partner in a debate about the importance of health care versus education?

A Discussion


500

What is the primary purpose of the Ontario Human Rights Code?

To protect individuals from discrimination and harassment in areas such as employment, housing, and services.

500

If someone believes their Charter rights have been violated, where can they take their case?

To a court of law

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