Canadian Government and History
Which was the first minority group that was allowed to vote?
What is women?
Which pillar is represented by the definition: people have the right to think and speak as the wish?
Getting vaccinated is an example of _______
What is the common good?
Which collective right is the following: the right to be educated in English or French?
What is a minority language right?
If a company won't hire someone that is 60, because they say that they are too old, which right are they breaking?
What is equality rights?
What kind of Government does Canada have?
What is a representative democracy?
Which pillar is represented by the definition individuals and groups have the same opportunities in life?
What is equity?
What are your three democratic rights?
What is the right to vote, the right to run for office and terms are only five years long.
The right to hunt or fish.
What is an aboriginal collective right?
This is both a right and a responsibility
What is voting?
What was the last group that was allowed to vote?
What is prisoners of Canada?
Which pillar is represented by the definition: fair treatment of individuals and groups?
What is justice?
What are three responsibilities that you have in a democracy?
What is vote, speak out against discrimination and injustices, obey the law, let the government know what you think, pitch in to help.
What is an aboriginal collective right?
The right to a fair trial.
What is a legal right?
What is the Magna Carter?
What are the four pillars of democracy?
What are: freedoms, representation, equity, and justice?
What are four freedoms that you have in a democracy?
What is meet peacefully with others, give opinions in the media, follow any religion, thing and believe what we like, say what we think.
Asking for a federal document to be written in French or English is an example of.
What is a minority language right?
What is the right to move across Canada for work or pleasure called?
What are mobility rights?
Why was the Magna Carter important?
What is it made everyone equal under the law.
Which pillar of democracy has the definition: Elected representatives act on behalf of the citizens?
What is representation?
What are five ways that you can participate in democracy?
What is: voting, participate in political discussions, sign a petition, persuade someone, write letters to elected representatives, give money, attend city hall, campaign or run for office.
List five of the individual rights.
What are: free education, paid minimum wage, democratic rights (right to vote or run for office), right to basic health care, mobility rights, equality rights and legal rights?
Being able to get on an airplane with a specially trained animal to support mental health.
What are disability rights?