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100
How long can a Senate member stay and keep their seat in the senate?
A) it is like marriage-'til death.
B) they can stay in the senate until 75 years old.
C)limit is five years then they must be re-elected to their seat
B) Age 75
100
Why did the Government entrench the Charter of Rights and Freedom into the constitution in 1982?
to please the British monarchy
to ensure that all Canadian citizens,regardless of where they lived in Canada, were protected by the same law(s)
to make sure all Canadian citizens could challenge in court the laws that restrict their rights
to help Canadians assimilate
to ensure that all Canadian citizens,regardless of where they lived in Canada, were protected by the same law(s)
100
The four classes of immigrant are
economic, refugee, family, other
100
Businesses that controlled and owned by private individuals.
U.S
Privately owned
Market economy
Publicly owned
Privately owned
100
Which parts of Canada produce the most greenhouse gas emissions?
Alberta and Ontario
200
In this political cartoon what is the cartoonist trying to say
A)these young offenders are troubled but the YCJA will help them.
B)the young offenders know about the YCJA and they are using this to their advantage.
C)these young offenders don't care about getting in trouble and are doing what they want.
B)the young offenders know about the YCJA and they are using this to their advantage.
200
In section 33 of the Charter what provision allows legislators or Parliament to override portions of the Charter for a five year term?
The notwithstanding clause
200
A person fleeing persecution is a...
refugee
200
This is an example of a...
Crown Corporation
200
“The corruption of the American soul is consumerism.” -Ben Nicholson
This author of this quote is most likely to agree with this Canadian political party.
NDP or Liberal
300
Which is not an objective of the YCJA?
A young offender may avoid a record due to their circumstances
May go to rehab before they are reintegrated into society
To lower the youth crime rates by adapting the age policies
Make the consequences meaningful to the youth
To lower the youth crime rates by adapting the age policies
300
What section of Aboriginal collective rights is Chief Joseph referring to?
“The earth was created with the assistance of the sun, and it should be left as it was. [...] The country was made without lines of demarcation, and it is no man's business to divide it. [...] I see the whites all over the country gaining wealth, and see their desire to give us lands which are worthless.” - Chief Joseph
Indian Act.
Historic and Modern Treaties.
Canada’s Constitution.
2. Historic and Modern Treaties
300
What is the "points system" for entry and which class of immigrant does it apply to?
Points are given for how well you'd be able to contribute to the economy. Economic class.
300
The message of this cartoon is...
a) capitalism is an unfair system because the people who do the work don't get rewarded
b) there is a disparity in economic systems
c) we need a mixed economy to bring balance to society
a) capitalism is an unfair system because the people who do the work don't get rewarded
300
The ______ Party believes that targeting tax reductions will help the middle class, working families, and the poor. Taxes should be increased for the _________ corporations.
NDP, wealthy
400
What is the issue this cartoon is addressing?
Trudeau’s charm has worn off on the electorate
Trudeau is abandoning his campaign promises
Electoral Reform is the key to Canada’s success
Trudeau is breaking off his commitment to the electorate, and it is negatively affecting Canadian citizens
b) Trudeau is abandoning his campaign promises
400
Which statement would the author of the source MOST agree with?
The people of Quebec are easily offended
Quebec does not support all of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Quebec violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms often
Quebec has very prejudice values
b) Quebec does not support all of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
400
The graph suggests that the number of immigrants is ____________ but does not represent a larger ______ of the citizens/population.
increasing, percentage
400
The government intervened in a Hershey’s Plant because of this.
job security-protect jobs
400
The main message is..
There is growing disparity between the poor and the rich
The rich always win out of sheer luck
The poor part of society always gets the short end of the stick
The poor are used to being mistreated
There is growing disparity between the poor and the rich
500
What does this chart say about the voting process, First-Past-The-Post?
Because of this voting system B.C. Isn’t represented enough.
Canada is left leaning.
Because of this voting system, Alberta’s conservative values aren't represented.
The Atlantic provinces are extremely under represented in our electoral system.
c) Because of this voting system, Alberta’s conservative values aren't represented.
500
The irony of the cartoon is that the woman's _______ _______ are being damaged while she tries to learn about the ___________ of _______ and ______________
equality rights, CRF
500
The message of the cartoon is that...
Trudeau will call anyone who disagrees with his immigration policy a racist.
500
The message of this cartoon is that the ____________ party and a ____________ economy are strong. The author would support a shift __________.
Republican, market, right.
500
“What consumerism really is, at its worst is getting people to buy things that don't actually improve their lives.”
-Jeff Bezos
“We live in an era of consumerism and it's all about desire-based consumerism and it has nothing to do with things we actually need.”
-Aloe Blacc
Which of the following statements would both of these authors most likely agree with?
Consumerism improves our quality of life.
Marketing and the consumer cycle convince people to buy products they don’t need.
Political parties influence certain citizens to spend money on better electronics.
Without consumerism people would be unable to impact what products companies make.
Marketing and the consumer cycle convince people to buy products they don’t need.