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Gr.9 Social Individual Rights
Gr.9 Social Individual Rights
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1
What problem does this image represent?
gender wage gap
women's suffrage
wealth gap
How American and Canadian women are treated differently
2
The No-Fly list and the Anti-Terrorism act have been criticized for...
being used to discriminate against certain ethnic groups
not providing enough security to Canada
3
What does the quote mean...
with rights should come responsibilities
we do not have enough rights
we have too many responsibilties
we have too many rights
4
What rights are being violated in the story below:
fundamental freedoms
mobility rights
equality rights
democratic rights
5
How did the government restrict the rights of Aboriginals?
They stole their belongings
They never have, they have always had collective rights
They put them in internment camps
They passed the Indian Act which tried to assimilate them
6
Democratic rights include the right for the government to change at least every _______ years.
5
7
2
3
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Shorty after 9-11 (2001) what law did Canada put into place that restricted individual rights?
Anti-Terrorism Act
Bill C-51
War Measures Act
8
What rights only apply to Canadian citizens?
democratic
mobility and democratic
mobility
legal and democratic
9
All of these rights are protected by the Charter
except...
Mobility Rights
Legal Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
Anti-Discriminatory Rights
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T or F: Fundamental Freedoms include the right to organize peacefully
False
True
11
The Charter of Rights and Freedoms could be considered a...
A big rule book
A book of suggestions
12
What two types of rights are enshrined in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
Individual and Society
Fundamental Freedoms and Collective rights
Individual and Collective
Collective and Group
13
What group(s) of people were put in internment camps during World War 2?
Japanese
Ukrainian
Italian and Japanese
German
14
Self Check: How confident do you feel about your understanding of individual rights?
Not that confident
Extremely Confident
Confident
So-So
15
What was the name of the act that allowed the government to put people in camps during the war?
War Measures Act
Anti-Terrorism Bill
The War Time Treaty
Bill C-51
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What rights are being violated in the story below:
legal rights
democratic rights
mobility rights
equality rights
17
What rights are being violated in the story below:
mobility rights
legal rights
fundamental freedoms
democratic rights
18
Before our constitution was repatriated, we had to ask Britain for permission to change it
False
True
19
What group of people were interned during World War 1?
Ukrainian
Italian
Japanese
Aboriginal
20
What is the highest law in
all
countries?
Constitution
Top Law
The National Doctrine
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
21
What is a suffragette?
A woman who is not married
A woman who is suffering
A woman who fought for the right to vote
A widow
22
For what reasons does the government most often restrict individual rights?
for security and health reason
it never does
only for serious security reasons
when there is a terrorist attack
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What rights are being violated by Canada's "No-Fly" list?
legal
mobility
democratic
fundamental freedoms
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Our Charter was
repatriated
in 1982. What does that mean?
Taken "home" to Canada from Britain & now we have more power
Given back to Britain
Copied from America's constitution
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