What Are Your Rights?
The right that allows you to move any where within Canada as a Canadian Citizen.
Mobility Rights
The name of an English Charter that inspires our Charter.
Magna Carta (1215)
what is the name of the child in the narration we read in class?
Antoine
The name is the Pipe that was shared when the treaty was being signed
Calumet, Peace pipe
The name of the acting Prime Minister
Mark Carney
The right that says everyone should be treated the same.
Equality rights
How does the Slavery Abolition Act reflect in our Charter?
The Charter reflects the rights of all Canadians regardless of what you look like; specifically, Equality rights, and Fundamental Freedoms.
British
How many years did it take to create the Treaty?
4years
The year the Canadian Charter was made
1981
Democratic rights
The movement that supported Women's right to vote in elections upon other equality rights.
Women's Suffrage Movement.
How many First Nations were apart of the signing of this treaty?
39 different nations
The gifts given to the French by the First Nations were called
Wampum Belts
What is a Democracy
A political system that values citizen participation and holds elections for the country's leaders.
The right that says that you can enforce your rights as written in Charter by apply to court when your rights have been infringed upon.
Enforcement rights
The proclamation that recognized the rights of the First Nations to their lands.
The Royal Proclamation. (1763)
Iroquois were in need of two very important resources. what were the resources they needed?
Hunting land for food and furs.
how many people lived in a long house
60-150
do 20 jumping jacks
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What is the name of the right that houses the freedom of religion?
Fundamental Rights
What treaty made peace between First Nations peoples in Canada and colonists in eastern Canada
The Treaty of La Grande Paix De Montreal.
Draw the hamburger map as we did in class. Label who controlled where on the map.
pg 133 in text book
what is a long house?
a communal living space traditionally use by the Iroquois.
What are Official Language of Canada Rights?
The right to have access to both French and English providing to you.