principles of democracy
four principles of democracy
The four principles of democracy are Justice, Equity, Representation, and Freedoms.
entrenched
It means to be firmly established and difficult or unlikely to change; ingrained, intertwined, embedded, combined
difference between equity and equality
Equity is everybody getting what they need and equality is everybody getting the same amount.
9 things in the charter (you only have to name 3
fundamental freedoms, democratic rights, mobility rights, equality rights, minority language education rights, official languages of Canada rights, general rights, enforcement rights, legal rights
direct democracy
where citizens vote directly on decisions
representative democracy
where you vote on representatives to make decisions for you
difference between rights and responsibilities
rights are stuff you CAN do and responsibilities are stuff you HAVE to do