SS9 - Chapters 1-4 (Midterm Review)

Which factor does NOT determine the consequences that young offenders face?

What was the purpose of the Indian Act?

This person is Canada's head of state

The internment of Ukrainian, Italian & Japanese Canadians was justified by government because:

The 3 branches of government we studied this chapter are parts of which level of government?

Metis are...

What did the historic treaties promise?

The right to be free of discrimination because of race, ethnicity, gender, age or disability is

The legislation that serves as the basis for all other laws in Canada is called:

What is one of the differences between the YCJA and Criminal Code of Canada?

These individuals most often propose ideas for new legislation in Canada.

Which of these bodies of government is NOT appointed by the PM?

This was created without consulting First Nations to administer their rights.

To make decisions for a group of people is called:

What does the YCJA stand for?

The Constitution is positive for people living as an official language minority because...

The party that wins the second most seats in the House of Commons is called the:

People who represent voters in federal ridings are referred to as:

Metis did not have historic treaties with the Canadian Government because...

Another name for a Cabinet minister's area of responsibility is:

Which of the following is NOT true about serving on a jury?

The right to enter, stay in, or leave Canada is a:

The freedom to organize peaceful meetings and demonstrations is an example of:

These individuals try to influence government officials.

Who can serve on a jury?

An example of an official language minority is...

What are collective rights

Which of the following sentences reflects the YCJA objective of rehabilitation?

This is the time when a bill is studied by a group of MPs and experts

This organization looks at the causes of crime and provides support for those charged

This is the total number of votes that a party receives in an election.

How did the Indian Act restrict First Nations people?

When we hold someone responsible for their actions, we say they are:

If two people who are the same age commit the same crime, will they face the same consequence?

Becoming more like the majority group is called

What groups have collective rights in Canada?

Forcing people to retire at a certain age violates their...

The right to be free of imprisonment, search and seizure without reason is:

What is an official language group?

What are sentencing circles?

What laws recognize the collective rights of First Nations people?

The people in a riding who the MP represents are called:

The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is...

This branch of government interprets and enforces laws.

Which of the following groups must vote on a bill for it to become a law?

Canadians can challenge in court laws that restrict their rights. This is called a...

First Nations and Women not being able to vote violated their equality and ___________ rights.

Microsoft claiming Xbox is better than PS4 is an example of:

This organization is similar to the John Howard Society, but it focuses primarily on women

What set of laws recognize the collective rights of language groups?

In MOST cases, what can a young offender avoid in the YCJA?

Who led the Red River rebellion?

In order for a bill to become a law, this person must give the bill Royal Assent.

The CBC and the Edmonton Journal are examples of:

Which of the following is a possible punishment for a violent young offender who is 17?

Who were the Indian Agents?