Identity
The status of belonging to a country and having rights and responsibilities.
What is citizenship?
This branch of government creates laws.
What is the Legislative Branch?
This document protects many rights and freedoms in Canada.
What is the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
These are things people require to survive.
What are needs?
Income, education, health care, and housing are examples of these.
What are factors that affect quality of life?
This is a strong sense of pride and loyalty toward a nation.
What is nationalism or patriotism?
This level of government is responsible for health care.
What is the provincial government?
These four letters stand for Canada's law governing youth justice.
What is the YCJA?
This is the money collected by governments to pay for public services.
What are taxes?
This service improves quality of life by helping people gain knowledge and employment opportunities.
What is education?
This term refers to the shared beliefs, values, language, culture, and experiences of a group.
What is collective identity?
This level of government is responsible for national defence.
What is the federal government?
This process helps offenders learn from mistakes and successfully rejoin society.
What is rehabilitation?
This economic system relies mainly on consumer choice and private businesses with little to no regulation.
What is a market economy?
Governments improve quality of life by providing these services, such as health care and education.
What are public or government services?
This factor helps shape identity by connecting people to culture, traditions, and communities.
What is language?
This branch of government interprets laws and settles legal disputes.
What is the Judicial Branch?
This Charter freedom allows Canadians to display their opinions and ideas.
What is freedom of expression?
This economic problem occurs because people have unlimited wants but limited resources.
What is scarcity?
This can lower quality of life by limiting access to necessities and opportunities.
What is poverty?
This occurs when citizens participate in improving their communities and country.
What is active citizenship?
This type of government holds more than half of the seats in the legislature.
What is a majority government?
This Charter right protects Canadians from being detained or imprisoned without legal justification.
What is the right to life, liberty, and security of the person?
This term describes the exchange of goods and services between countries.
What is international trade?
Safe neighbourhoods, clean water, and low pollution are examples of this influence on quality of life.
What is the environment?