Gr.6 Social Studies Chpt. 9

An example of Canadian food is ___

RCMP stands for ___

Nellie McClung, Louise McKinney, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Emily Murphy and Irene Parlby were known as the ___

In 1992, the government replaced the immigration program for domestic workers with the ___

Climate influences...

Aboriginal rights are ___

In Canada, you can vote so long as you are 19 years old.

Who was known as the 'Father of Medicare'?

___ rights are the rights to be treated equally in terms of the law, society, and work.

Many send part of their earnings to the Philippines to help family members who are still in the Philippines.

Baltej Singh Dhillon,an RCMP officer, was allowed to wear a turban instead of a __ because of religious reasons.

The ___ states that other religious groups can take time off work to celebrate their holy days.

Many Filipino immigrants came to Canada as ___ workers.

Embracing the different ideas and experiences everyone can contribute is called ___

What is the CCR?

__ is defined as people from different countries, speaking different languages, and having unique ways of living.

Sister of Charity's presence in the Red River Colony helped the Catholic __ population grow.

Most importantly, the Multiculturalism Act states that all citizens are equal.

In 1971, the government determined that ___ should officially become part of Canada's identity.

90% of those who take part in the caregiver program are from ___. Most are ___.

The Famous Five wanted women to have the right to hold office. They _ their case to the Privy Council of England and won

The Official Languages Act ensures that information is only available in French.

The CCR believes that refugees do not deserve the same rights to safety and protection as everyone in Canada.

The Official Languages Act became law in ___.

The first union in Canada began in ___ to fight for rights of workers, shorter work hours, and it opposed ___.

Many of the Filipino caregivers are well-educated. More than __% have a university degree.

Christian holidays are observed as public holidays because, for a long time, Christianity was the most common religion

Under the universal healthcare system, doctors are paid by __, not by the patient.

In 1695, to protect government and religious buildings from attacks by the British, walls were built in ___

Today, industries most likely to have unions are ___

Women could not vote in __ elections until 1918.

The Canadian government defined multiculturalism as ...

In __, Aboriginal rights were included in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Canadian Constitution.

__ rights are the rights of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit.

As more immigrants arrived, other religions grew in the country. By 2001, __ was the second-largest religion.

Natural resources did not influence the pattern of settlement in Canada

Sisters of Charity were...

When did the Canadian Multiculturalism Act become law?

Canada became a country in ___.

In 1968, the government recognized the right of unions to ___.

Canada's form of government is a ___.

Aboriginal peoples have fought on behalf of __ and Britain in many wars, including the war of 1812.

The provincial flags of Ontario, Manitoba, and B.C. all include ___, the flag of the United Kingdom.

About 85% of the Filipinos who come to Canada are ___.

What does the CCLA do?

Did the AODA become law?

Dahpne Odjig, Alex Janvier, Jackson Beardy, Eddy Cobiness, Norval Morrisseau, Carl Ray, Josepg Sanchez are a part of __

Inuit ___ carvings are known around the world for being uniquely Canadian.

A __ is a labour organization for similar types of workers, advocating for safe conditions, fair wages, and childcare.

In 1922, who invented the snowmobile at age 15?

The aim of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) is to ___

When and where was the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) founded?

The CCR protects the rights of Refugees and keeps them safe from persecution.

Until the early 1900's, most Canadians were __ or Catholic.

Our Canadian identity has been shaped by a mixture of ...

Canada is a ___ of the United Kingdom and our head of state is the British monarch.