Levels of Government
The three levels of Government in Canada
Municipal, Provincial and Federal
True or False: The media is free to report on anything in Canada.
True
The building in the capital of Canada where federal representatives (politicians) meet.
Parliament of Canada in Ottawa, Canada
or
House of Commons
The three identified Indigenous groups in Canada.
First Nations, Inuit and Métis
The level of Government in charge of Education.
Provincial
The right to life, liberty and security, rights focusing on the justice system, such as presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Legal Rights
The year of the last Canadian federal election.
2021
A reserve located in the London area.
Oneida, Chippewa or Munsee-Delaware Nations
The political party elected at the provincial level
Conservative party
The power and ability to act without unfair consequences
Justin Trudeau
The women who elected Chiefs in the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
Clan Mothers
Liberal Party
Entitlements recognized and protected by law
Rights
The capital of the province of Ontario
Toronto
True or False: Indigenous children have access to on-reserve schools that offer Indigenous education
True
How many governments and elected representatives exist at the Provincial level? (hint: there is only one at the federal level)
thirteen(13): one for each province/territory
Duties citizens need to fulfill, such as voting, helping others in their community, and protecting the environment.
Responsibilities
The three provinces/territories traditional Inuit land is on.
Northwest territories, Nunavut and Québec
How many Indigenous groups exist across the country of Canada
over 630