Unit 1: Citizenship

Multiple Choice

Why is citizenship important in a democratic society?

• It allows individuals to participate in decision-making processes such as voting.

• It gives people the right to travel freely without restrictions.

• It ensures everyone has the same job opportunities.

• It guarantees wealth and success.

Open Ended

In what ways can individuals actively engage in their community to demonstrate good citizenship?

Open Ended

What are the responsibilities of a citizen?

Open Ended

What does good citizenship mean?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are key aspects of Canadian citizenship?

• Freedom, democracy, and respect for diversity

• Commitment to peace and social justice

• Active participation in government and community

• Owning property in Canada

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a core Canadian value?

• Equality

• Respect for Cultural Differences

• Freedom

• Wealth accumulation

Open Ended

Why is decision making important in a political community?

Open Ended

What do you know about democracy? Brainstorm a list of ideas that are related to democracy.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the origin of the word 'democracy'?

• It comes from two Greek words meaning 'people' and 'rule'.

• It is a Latin word meaning 'freedom'.

• It is derived from a French word meaning 'government'.

• It comes from an ancient Roman term for 'citizen'.

Multiple Select

Based on the information about democracy at work, which of the following are strengths of democracy?

• It is a peaceful way to make decisions.

• Democracies rely on fundamental beliefs and values.

• Many people don’t vote.

• Elected representatives do not always reflect the population accurately.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are examples of active citizenship?

• Volunteering

• Peacefully protesting

• Voting

• All of the above

Open Ended

Does student council represent the perspectives of all students?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a primary goal of civic action?

• To improve communities

• To increase personal wealth

• To avoid responsibilities

• To limit voting rights

Multiple Select

Which of the following are ways to contribute to your community?

• Starting a petition

• Helping at community centers

• Supporting local charities

• Ignoring local issues

Open Ended

Explain why people might engage in civic action when there is a threat to their community. Provide an example.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a method of civic action?

• Online discussions

• Signing petitions

• Community involvement

• Ignoring community issues

Multiple Choice

What is the first step to becoming civically active according to the slide?

• Consider different perspectives

• Access the right information about the issue

• Develop an appropriate goal

• Choose effective civic actions

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a strength of democracy?

• It allows citizens to participate in decision-making.

• It limits freedom of speech.

• It discourages community involvement.

• It gives all power to one leader.

Open Ended

After learning about citizenship and democracy, what is one way you think you can actively engage in your community?