Vocabulary
Charter Exceptions
Internment Camps
Individual Rights
100

A special set of laws that establish a framework of governing

Constitution

100

Outlines individual rights and freedoms as well as giving people the power to go to court to challenge laws that they feel restricts their rights

The Charter of Rights and Freedoms

100

Define internment camp

A camp where people are forcibly taken from their homes and kept. This is usually done due to ethnic race or origin. The internment camp usually condones mistreatment and unpaid hard labor.

100

The right to be free of discrimination because of race, national or ethnic origin, religion, gender, age or mental or physical disability. 

What is equality rights

200

An organization that helps protect workers’ rights and interests

Labour Union 

200

what was the Lords Day Act? 

It was an act that made it illegal to open up any stores on a Sunday. 

200

What is an enemy alien? 

Usually an ethnic race that has conflict with the country. Enemy aliens become dangerous citizens due to the conflict or their origin nation. 

200

Give an example of a legal right

the right to a quick and fair public trial

the right to be free of imprisonment

300

What is the Indian Act

An act that was specifically meant to assimilate First Nations culture and tradition. It restricted their rights completely. 
300

Who was the last Canadian minority group to get voting rights in 1960?

Indigenous peoples

300

Which ethnic group was imprisoned in Canada during World War One under the War Measures Act?

The Ukrainians 

300

Define mobility rights

the right to move anywhere within Canada and to earn a living there. 

The right to enter in, leave or stay in Canada. 

400

List the 5 individual rights and freedoms

1. Fundamental freedoms

2. Democratic rights

3. Mobility rights

4. Legal rights

5. Equality rights

400

What individual right goes against the no-fly list? 

Mobility rights

400

Which major event caused the Canadian government to employ the War Measures act to inter more than 20,000 Japanese Canadians?

Pearl Harbor bombing

400

What are the fundamental freedoms?

The freedom to express your own opinion, choose your own religion, organize peaceful meetings and demonstrations and associate with whomever you want. 

500

What is the difference between a democratic right and a legal right? 

Democratic is the right to vote for members are parliament and a government every 5 years. 

Legal is your right to a quick fair trial and to not be wrongfully imprisioned without being proved guilty. 

500

Explain the argument in regards to mothers having an unfair disadvantage in their career life.  

Mothers do not get the same opportunity to move up in their career due to loss of time focusing on the well being of their child. Having to take time off to care for a child. Not being hired because there is a chance they will get pregnant and not be deemed as devoted to their careers. 

500

List three reasons why a Ukrainian person would get put into an internment camp. 

1. someone just did not like them and reported them 

2. they did not have their card on them

3. They did not have a job so were deemed a dangerous part of society

500

list three rules on the Indian Act and how they went against the individual rights. 

 


Denied woman status: Equality rights 

Introduced residential schools: The freedom to associate with a certain group 

Created reserves: Mobility rights 

Renamed Natives European names: The freedom to make your own decision 

Restricted First Nations from leaving reserve without permission: Mobility 


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