Social Studies 9 Chapters 3 and 4

What established Canada as a bilingual country with rights for Francophones and Anglophones?

Sally & most of her friends speak French, but the school board refuses to open a French school.

Fred was arrested for being a member of the Catholic Church.

What was used to imprison Japanese Canadian citizens during World War II?

What was created in 1982 to set reasonable limits to what the government and people can do?

Which is NOT a reason that First Nations and the Government signed the Numbered Treaties

Fist Nations have said that Treaty Rights need to be __________ into the Constitution.

First Nations recorded the Numbered Treaties

These are a collection of treaties that outline specific rights to specific First Nations.

This group is responsible for interpreting the Charter in Canadian society.

The relationship between the First Nations and The Canadian gov't has always been good.

What is the supreme law in Canada?

When can the government suppress rights in the Charter?

What does "suffrage" mean?

____________ show the government's policy on the condition of providing First Nation education.

Before the Constitution, the law which created Canada was called ...

When were Aboriginal people, with status, able to vote in Canadian federal elections?

Elections are held in Canada at least every...

This document sets out the rules by which the government of Canada managed FN peoples.

What is the term used to describe the imprisonment of a group of people during war?

What establishes the framework for the government?

Re-word this sentence: Canada has affirmed collective rights.

Which act established Canada as an official bilingual country?

Many Elders view the treaties as

The Indian Act dates from

Tim was sentenced to 20 years in prison without a trial.

The annual payment to first nations members is called

Which group does not have collective rights specified in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

Ellen, lived in China for 2 years and wasn't allowed back into the country when she returned.

What was not part of the 1867 Indian Act?

Who gained the right to vote in Canadian federal elections in 1918?

What group is an Official Language Minority in Alberta?

The Mètis have had to fight for inherent rights why?

Joe was not given a promotion because his employer knew he was homosexual.

What was the reason Quebec passed bill 101?

To strengthen a right by specifically mentioning it in the Constitution is known as

In the numbered treaties, First Nations peoples gave up land in exchange for ...

The French language was first reocognized through the _____________ _______________.

The Indian act is part of Canada's colonial past. This connection is called?

Who does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms apply to?