Global Citizenship
The United Nation
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Canadian Political Parties
Canadian Government
100

What does it mean to be a global citizen?

A person who understands global issues and works to make the world a better place.

100

What does “UN” stand for?

United Nations.

100

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is part of what major Canadian document?

The Constitution.

100

Which political party is generally associated with more progressive social policies and a stronger role for government programs?

Liberal Party or New Democratic Party (NDP).

100

What is political ideology?

A set of beliefs and values about how society and government should work.

200

Name one global issue that affects people around the world.

climate change, poverty, war, hunger, human rights, disease.

200

Why was the United Nations created?

To maintain peace and prevent future wars after World War II.

200

What freedom protects a person’s right to express opinions?

Freedom of expression.

200

Which major federal party is generally associated with lower taxes and supporting businesses?

Conservative Party.

200

 What are the three levels of government in Canada?

Federal, provincial/territorial, and municipal.

300
Of the 8 elements of democracy, which one would relate to the idea of global citizenship?

Being informed and getting involved, human dignity, common good

300

Name one thing the United Nations does.

Peacekeeping, humanitarian aid, protecting human rights, promoting health or education.

300

What section of the Charter guarantees equality rights?

Section 15.

300

What does NDP stand for?

New Democratic Party.

300

What branch of government makes laws?

The legislative branch.

400

Give one example of how a student can practice global citizenship.

Examples: volunteering, recycling, donating, learning about world issues, helping others.

400

Name one of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Examples: No poverty, zero hunger, good health and well-being

400

Name one democratic right guaranteed in the Charter.

The right to vote or run for office.

400

What are the 5 main political parties at the federal level?

Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Green Party, Bloc Quebecois

400

What is the name of the person who represents citizens at the provincial level?

Member of provincial parliaments (MPP)

500

 Why is international cooperation important?

Countries can work together to solve global problems more effectively.

500

Which city is the headquarters of the United Nations located in?

New York City.

500

What is the purpose of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

To protect the rights and freedoms of people in Canada.

500

What is one type of political debate?

Candidate, parliamentary or town hall debate

500

Name the three branches of government and explain their roles.

Legislative: make laws

Executive: implement laws

Judicial: interpret laws