Charter of R&F
Free speech and freedom of press are examples of these.
What are fundamental freedoms?
Canada has this type of government.
What is democracy?
What is Freedoms?
A peace agreement
What is a treaty?
Rights that you are entitled to as a person.
What are individual rights?
The right to vote & the right to run in an election.
What are democratic rights?
1 or very few people have total power.
What is a dictatorship?
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What is Representation?
1701
What is the year the treaty was signed?
Rights that protect certain groups in Canada.
What are Collective Rights?
Being able to move around, in, and out of Canada freely.
What are mobility rights?
Rich people have total control of the government.
What is oligarchy?
What is equity?
The only European signature on the Treaty belonged to this man.
Who is Governor Calliere?
A group of people who share the same beliefs and values.
What is collective identity?
The right to be informed why you are being arrested, to have a lawyer, and to have a fair trial.
What are legal rights?
The three types of decision making in a democratic government.
What are voting, consensus and representation?
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What is justice?
The right derived directly from signing the treaty - it upholds Aboriginal treat rights.
What are General Rights?
Governments use these to pay for public services.
What are taxes?
The two rights that protect the French and English languages in Canada.
What are Official Languages of Canada rights and Minority Language Education rights?
A right is something you can do, a responsibility is ______________________________.
What is something you should do?
When everyone gets the same thing, it is _______________, when everyone gets what they need, it is _____________. (Make sure your answer is in the correct order!)
What are equality and equity?
____________ represented the Nations and spoke on behalf of their leaders.
What are ambassadors?
Snow removal, education, and hospitals.
What are public services?