Canadian Citizenship
What year did Canada become a country?
What is 1867?
What do we call something people are allowed to have or do?
What is a right?
What freedom allows people to express their thoughts and opinions?
What is freedom of speech?
What does the right to vote allow citizens to do?
What is choose their leaders in elections?
What is the unfair treatment of someone because of who they are called?
What is discrimination?
What is the event called when Canada became a country?
What is Confederation?
What do we call something people are expected to do?
What is a responsibility?
What freedom allows people to follow their religious beliefs?
What is freedom of religion?
What is an organized way for people to express opinions or concerns?
What is a protest?
What does equal protection under the law mean?
What is treating people fairly regardless of their differences?
What is a person officially recognized as a member of a country called?
What is a citizen?
Name one example of a responsibility at school or in the community.
What is following rules, respecting others, or protecting property?
What should you do when someone has different religious beliefs from you?
What is respect their beliefs?
What does suffrage mean?
What is the right to vote?
What are Canada's two official languages?
What are English and French?
Name one way a person can become a Canadian citizen.
What is being born in Canada, having Canadian parents, or completing the citizenship process?
Access to healthcare is an example of what?
What is a right?
Does freedom of speech mean you can say anything without consequences?
What is no? People still have responsibilities and must respect others and Canadian laws.
What kind of protest expresses ideas without violence?
What is a peaceful protest?
Which act made English and French the official languages of Canada, according to the study guide?
What is the Official Languages Act?
What is one important responsibility connected to Canadian citizenship?
What is voting in Canadian elections?
A student cleans up a park after using it. Is this a right, a responsibility, or both?
What is a responsibility?
A student shares an opinion at a school meeting but listens respectfully to others. Which freedom are they using?
What is freedom of speech?
Students disagree with a school rule. Name one peaceful way they could share their concerns.
What is holding a respectful meeting, writing a letter, or organizing a peaceful demonstration?
Which Canadian historical figure is remembered for standing against racial discrimination and appears on the $10 bill?
Who is Viola Desmond?