Charter of Rights
The Canadian Charter of Rights
What is a part of the Constitution that protects the rights and freedoms of all Canadians?
The conflict resolution with only two parties
What is negotiation
When was the Canadian Charter of Rights signed?
The Canadian Charter of Rights was signed in 1982.
what is political idealogy
A set of beliefs about how government and society should be organized.
Who is the head of the federal government?
What is the Prime Minister?
The freedom that allows people to speak their opinions publicly
What is the Freedom of expression?
The conflict resolution with third party suggesting resolutions
What is mediation?
Where was the Code of Hammurabi signed?
The Code of Hammurabi was signed in Babylon.
what is facism
A far-right ideology emphasizing authoritarian rule, nationalism, and often racism.
The Members of Parliament (MPs) are create laws in the House of Commons.
What are Members of Parliament?
The guarantees of the democratic rights
What is the Democratic rights guarantee citizens the right to vote and run in elections?
The conflict resolution with third party deciding outcome
What is arbitration?
Where was democracy first established?
The first democracy was established in Athens, Greece
What is socialism?
An ideology that supports public ownership of resources and aims to reduce inequality.
The House of Commons is the elected part of Parliament where MPs debate laws
What is the House of Commons?
The rights protected under the Mobility Rights
What is mobility rights allow Canadians to move and live freely anywhere in Canada?
The conflict between two individuals
What is interpersonal conflict?
What did the Magna Carta limit?
The Magna Carta limited the King's power in England.
What is political spectrum?
A way to classify political beliefs from left (liberal) to right (conservative).
The Governor General gives royal assent to laws passed by Parliament.
What role does the Governor General play?
The legal rights in the Charter
What is: right to fair trial, protection against unreasonable search and seizure, and protection against self-incrimination?
The judge has prejudice towards a party
What is bias?
Name 3 tribes in the Iroquois Confederacy.
The 6 tribes in the Iroquois Confederacy are the Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora.
How do political ideologies influence voting?
They shape what policies and leaders people support.
The Senate is appointed and reviews laws passed by the House of Commons, acting as a “sober second thought
How is the Senate different from the House of Commons?