Democracy
What Is Freedom?
People have the right to think and speak as they wish
What Is The Magna Carta?
The Magna Carta is a historic document from a long time ago. It limited the power of the king
What Is Peace Assembly?
The ability to meet peacefully with others
How Old Do You Need To Be To Vote?
18 Years Old
What Does It Mean To Have Free Education?
To have free education until Grade 12
What Is Equity?
Individuals and groups have the same opportunities in life
What Idea Did The Magna Carta Introduce?
It introduced the idea that everyone is to follow the law
What Is Freedom Of Speech?
The ability to give your opinions in newspapers and other media
Who Could Vote In 1918?
Women could vote in 1918
What Does It Mean To Have Mobility Rights?
To travel and move around in Canada
What Is Justice?
Fair treatment of individuals and groups
Why Did The Magna Carta Limit The Power Of The King?
It limited the power of the King so he wouldn't be above the law, or abuse his power
What Is Freedom Of Religion?
The ability to follow any religion or spiritual belief we like
Who Could Vote In 1948?
Asian Canadians could vote in 1948?
What Does It Mean To Have Democratic Rights?
To vote in elections when you turn 18, and to run for office, and to have access to basic healthcare
What Is Representation?
Elected representatives act on the behalf of citizens
When Was The Magna Carta Established.
It was established in 1215
What Is Freedom Of Thoughts?
The ability to think and believe what we like
Who Could Vote In 1950?
Inuit people could vote in 1950
What Does It Mean To Have Equality Rights?
The rights to equal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination based on race, national/ethinic origin, colour, religion, gender, age, or mental/physical disability
What Are The 4 Pillars Of Democracy?
Freedom, Representation, Equity, and Representation
What Is The Name Of The King That Was In Power When The Magna Carta Was Made?
King John
What Is The Freedom Of Expressing Our Thoughts, And What We Feel?
The ability to say what we think
What Are The 9 Ways To Participate In A Democracy?
Voting In Any Election, Participating In Political Discussions, Signing A Petition, Persuading Someone To Vote a Certain Way, Writing Letters To Elective Representatives, Contributing Money To A Campaign, Attending A City Hall Meeting To Gain Information Or Discuss Issues, Campaigning For A Candidate, Running For Office.
What Does It Mean To Have Legal Rights?
The right to a fair trial, protection from unreasonable search and or seizure, and being innocent until proven guilty