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100
To be interned means to:
be forced to leave
be forced to stay
be asked politely to leave
be asked politely to stay
2. be forced to stay
100
To appeal means to:
explain or make sense of something.
ask a higher court to review a decision made by a lower court.
skillfully manage a discussion and agreement among groups.
to firmly establish our rights and freedoms by making them part of the Constitution Act.
2. ask a higher court to review a decision made by a lower court.
100
What is the name of the building pictured above?
City Hall
Parliament Hill
Alberta Legislature
The Supreme Court of Canada
4. The Supreme Court of Canada
100
What does “Nunavut” mean in Inuktitut?
Community
Protector
Our land
Family
3. Our land
100
Where is Ms. Zarzyck from?
a. Italy
b. Poland
c. UK
b. Poland
200
In 1885, the federal government passed the Chinese Immigration Act, which forced all Chinese immigrants to pay a $50 ________ tax to enter Canada.
discrimination
immigration
special
head
4. head tax
200
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees Canadian citizens the freedom to:
seek medical services
practice a religion
sell property
pay taxes
2. practice a religion
200
_______________ are rights that a particular group receives (for example, language rights).
Legal rights
Individual rights
- Collective rights
Democratic rights
3. Collective rights
200
When did Nunavut become a territory?
1999
1993
1982
1867
2. 1993
200
What has one eye but can't see?
A needle
300
Which Act forced specific groups of people to live in internment camps:
Chinese Immigration Act
Constitution Act of 1982
Constitution Act of 1867
War Measures Act
4. War Measures Act
300
______________ means the ability of an individual or group of individuals to express their beliefs, thoughts, ideas, and emotions about different issues on the internet free from government censorship.
legal rights
equality rights
fundamental freedoms
freedom of expression
4. freedom of expression
300
In _______, La Grande Paix de Montréal, The Great Peace of Montréal, was signed.
1982
1867
1763
1701
4. 1701
300
In 1982, there was a plebiscite in the Northwest Territories to decide whether the territory should be divided in two. What was the result of this plebiscite?
residents voted in favour and the territory of Nunavut was created.
residents voted in favour, but the government did not care and Nunavut does not exist.
residents were opposed, but the federal government decided to create Nunavut.
residents were opposed, so Nunavut is still a part of the Northwest Territories.
1. residents voted in favour and the territory of Nunavut was created.
300
What has one head, one foot and four legs?
A bed
400
Discrimination means:
to treat people in a certain way because of their race, gender, age, or other factors
to be guaranteed the rights and freedoms that all Canadian citizens are guaranteed
the most important law of the land
treating people fairly
1. to treat people in a certain way because of their race, gender, age, or other factors
400
According to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the publication of the cartoon shown above in a newspaper is an example of
the freedom of expression
the freedom of association
a mobility right
a legal right
3. a mobility right
400
Which epidemic prevented the First Nations from attending the Great Peace negotiations?
Bubonic Plague
Chicken pox
COVID-19
Influenza
4. Influenza
400
What are the 2 official languages of Canada?
English and French
400
What type of band never plays music?
A rubber band
500
Before 1965, Canadian immigration policy encouraged only __________ to come to Canada. But as Canada became more committed to human rights, people of all ethnic backgrounds were allowed to immigrate.
Europeans
Australians
Oompa Loompas
The Platypus People of Greece
1. Europeans
500
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is entrenched in the Canadian Constitution in order to:
allow provinces to add their own rights and freedoms
ensure that rights and freedoms of Candians are protected
permit the courts to make changes to the rights and freedoms
allow the rights and freedoms of Canadians to be easily changed
2. ensure that rights and freedoms of Candians are protected
500
A plebiscite is:
a peasant that has no rights or freedoms.
someone who is treated a certain way because of their race, gender, age, etc.
similar to a referendum in that people vote directly on a decision that affects them.
someone who is skilled in the management of discussion and agreement among groups.
3. similar to a referendum in that people vote directly on a decision that affects them.
500
For the first time, treaty rights and the rights of Canada’s first peoples were ___________ in the Constitution. They could never be taken away again.
doodled
included
designated
entrenched
4. entrenched
500
List 10 classmates last name
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