Democratic Systems
The Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Illiberalism in Democracies
Imposition of Liberalism
RISK!
100

The two types of democracies (ex. US vs Canada)?

Parliamentary and presidential

100

The section in the Charter that states: All citizens have a stake in their government and no government has too much power for too long

Democratic rights

100

The No Fly List was created under this act in 2001

The Anti-Terrorism Act

100

Indigenous students taken from their families, forced to abandon their languages and cultures and adopt Canadian liberalism.

Residential schools

100

 A time of rapid social, economic, and political modernization in Québec. 

The Quiet Revolution

200

The philosopher who wanted power to be clearly divided among the three branches so that no one can be too powerful and have too much control over the entire government

Montesquieu

200

The section in the Charter that states: Right to the benefits provided by government policies

Equality rights

200

The act that was used to clear protestors from the Freedom Convoy in 2022

The Emergencies Act

200

The year that Trudeau issued the White Paper 

1969

200

All members of a party are expected to follow party principles.

Party solidarity

300

The three E’s in the proposed “Triple E” Senate

Elected, Effective, Equal

300

The universal limit to fundamental freedoms

The infringement of freedoms on others

300

The Quebec government used the _______ ___ to enact Bill 21 despite Charter violations.

The notwithstanding clause

300

The two main reasons for engaging in international liberalism

National interest and humanitarian reasons

300

Some governments have a unicameral legislature, while some governments have a ______ legislature.

Bicameral

400

A non-binding decision

Plebiscite

400

A newspaper is fined for printing an editorial that criticizes current government policy. The fundamental freedom that is being violated...

Freedom of opinion/press

400

The name of the British trade commissioner who was kidnapped by the FLQ during the October Crisis

James Cross

400

The 3 main strategies the Canadian government used to assimilate Indigenous populations post-Confederation

Enfranchisement, The Indian Act, and Residential Schools

400

When proposing the White Paper, what did Trudeau hoped that First Nations would ____ __ in mainstream society.

“Catch up”

500

The official term for members of parliament who hold the executive power in the Canadian Government, the Prime Minister and his Cabinet.

The Privy Council

500

The two requirements a government must fulfill in order to enact the notwithstanding clause

1. They make the violation clear to the public

2. They point to the rights in particular that are being compromised

500

Name the 3 times the War Measures Act has been invoked in Canada’s history.

  1. WWI (1914)

  2. WWII (1942)

  3. FLQ Crisis (1970)

500

In order to earn the right to vote and become full “Canadian citizens,” First Nations people had to give up...

Their Indian Status

500

Name at least two of the four demands that the FLQ released for the Canadian government in exchange for James Cross.

Release 23 FLQ “political prisoners” 

Broadcast the FLQ manifesto 

Hand over $500,000 

Guarantee safe passage to Cuba or Algeria