Federal Government
Justice and the Charter
Immigration the Charter
Economic Systems
Social Programs and the Environment
100

This type of government forms when the party with the most seats has fewer than 50% of the seats. 

Minority government.

100

This act was created to help treat young offenders differently than adults and to offer a means to help rehabilitate young offenders rather than to punish the.

YCJA (Youth Criminal Justice Act).

100

Who is a refugee?

Someone who is entering another country because of extenuating circumstances including war, natural disasters, and persecution.

100

A government that focuses more on public good, healthcare, and education can be said to be shifting in which direction on the economic/political spectrum?

To the left. 

100

This political party advocates for lower taxes in favour of lowering social program availability. 

The Conservatives.

200

This branch of government interprets and interprets the laws in Canada.

The judicial branch.

200

The YCJA applies to youth who are aged what? 

12-17.

200

What is the largest category of people who immigrate to Canada?

Economic immigrants.

200

What is a labour union?

AN organization of workers that acts to protect workers' rights and interests.

200

This global problem is a threat to all countries involved and is the result of increased burning of fossil fuels and the overuse unsustainable resources.

Climate Change.

300

This branch of government is responsible for putting laws into action.

The executive branch.

300

These types of freedoms are protected under the charter and represent the most basic rights of all people in Canada.

Fundamental freedoms.
300

What system does Canada use to determine who enters Canada as an economic immigrant?

The point system. 

300

This economic theory believes that people prosper when there is a system of supply and demand and people are able to make purchasing decision on what they want to buy.

Consumerism/Capitalism.

300

This international agreement was put in place to help lower climate change. Canada is still a part of it.

The Paris Accord.

400

This branch of government is the part that makes the laws.

The legislative branch.
400

These types of rights apply to groups of people.

Collective rights.

400

Why do some Indigenous peoples not agree with the way in which immigration is currently being performed in Canada?

They believe that the focus should shift towards helping fight against the extreme disparities and inequalities that currently face Indigenous people in Canada.

400

This economic system (invented by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels) is based on the principle of equality for all and a system where the government does not own the means of production, instead, it is owned by the people.

Communism.

400

This social program helps individuals who have lost a job or cannot find a job. 

Employment Insurance.

500

MP's have two major responsibilities: To create good legislation for all Canadians and to represent these people.

Constituents.

500

This act worked to reduce Indigenous peoples rights in Canada, including a restriction to Indigenous ceremonial and religious rights.

The Indian Act. 

500

What did the Singh decision help establish in Canada.

Everyone in Canada (including non-citizens) has the right to the protection of the Canadian Charter.

500

This Canadian political party mainly focuses on healthcare for all, wages increases, and immigration (hint: they are left-leaning). 

The NDP. 

500

This international agreement was put in place in an attempt to lower GHG's.

The Kyoto Protocol.