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Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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A #popquiz to review for the #canadiancharterofrightsandfreedoms #gradesix #notsopopquiz
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The same Government may not be in power more than 5 years without an election
Mobility Rights
Democratic Rights
Dictatorship Rights
The Charter Act
2
You can't be rejected from a job based on gender, physical or mental ability, race, or age
Equality Rights
Other/General Rights
Legal Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
3
Each and every Canadian citizen has this type of right:
Individual Rights
Independent Rights
Unique Rights
Collective Rights
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You are allowed to communicate with the Federal government in English or French
Freedom of Speech
Minority Language Education Rights
Bilingual Rights
Official Languages of Canada Rights
5
You have the right to believe whatever religious/political/social ideas you want because of
Official Languages of Canada Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
Enforcement Rights
Equality Rights
6
The Calgary Herald may publish controversial ideas from readers in its opinion section
Language Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
General/Other Rights
Mobility Rights
7
You are allowed to live free of discrimination
Equality Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
General/Other Rights
Democratic Rights
8
You have been arrested, and you have the right to remain silent
Legal Rights
Enforcement Rights
Language Rights
Miranda Rights
9
The power to act without unfair interference by other people or the government is called:
A super power
A freedom
A mobility right
Discrimination
10
You like a political candidate, and you write a post to support them publicly on social media
Equality Rights
Freedom of Speech
Democratic Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
11
Justin Trudeau has to follow all of the same laws as other Canadians because of
The Rule of Order
The Rule of Thumb
The Rule of Law
The Rule of Bylaw
12
You are allowed to enter, move, and leave Canada
Mobility Rights
Border Freedoms
Moving Rights
Democratic Rights
13
Citizens elect people to speak for them in government, and to make decisions on their behalf
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
Electorate
Ballots
14
You may attend an English speaking school even though you live in a Francophone community
Official Languages of Canada Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
Freedom of Speech
Minority Language Education Rights
15
You feel as though your rights have been infringed upon, so you are going to the supreme court
Legal Rights
Enforcement Rights
Courtroom Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
16
Aboriginal Rights are an example of this type of rights:
Individual Rights
Large Group Rights
Collective Rights
Collective Freedoms
17
Even when imprisoned, a person is entitled to clean food, clothes, and water, and other rights
Legal Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
Fundamental Freedoms
Prisoners' Rights
18
You think that Mayor Nenshi has been in office long enough, so you decide to run for Mayor
Freedom of Council
Equality Rights
Democratic Rights
Legal Rights
19
You are a female employee and you find out that your male coworker makes more $ at the same job
The Gender Wage Gap
Legal Rights
Male and Female Equality Rights
Equality Rights
20
You must uphold Aboriginal and Treaty rights
The Treaty Act
Legal Rights
General/Other Rights
Equality Rights
21
Your parents decide to move to another province to work
Nomad's Rights
Worker's Rights
Mobility Rights
Moving Rights
22
While voting in a municipal election, you choose to
spoil your ballot
by drawing a smiley face
Democratic rights
Mobility Rights
Language Rights
Emoji Rights
23
You have the right to feel free and safe
Safety Rights
Legal Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
Democratic Rights
24
You are upset by what's happening to the Midfield community, so you organize a peaceful protest
Mobile Home Rights
General/Other Rights
Mobility Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
25
The Government must meet once a year to discuss issues and laws for the Country
Official Languages of Canada Rights
Enforcement Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
Democratic Rights
