SS7 Ch. 11 - Citizenship in an Evolving Society

Nellie McClung was part of the 'Famous Five' who launched the PERSON'S CASE, which proved...

• doctors have to medically treat every person fairly

• a new form of government was needed

• women and men were equal under the law

• the legal voting age should be 16

The _____ Act set out to help the Francophones achieve the same status as Anglophones.

• Bilingualism

• Official Minority

• Francophone

• Official Languages

In 1971, Canada became the first country in the world to adopt a policy of...

• biculturalism

• multiculturalism

• aboriginal culturalism

• Ukrainian culturalism

Alberta has Francophone schools because they are a right of Canada's...

• equality rights

• official languages minorities

• legal rights

• mobility rights

An agreement between the Inuit and Canada's government in 1999 resulted in the creation of...

• Yukon

• Northwest Territories

• Hudson's Bay

• Nunavut

In 1936, Canada's government created the ____ because it wanted to have Canadian radio programs.

• Northwestern Broadcasting Corporation (NBC)

• Americanadian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

• Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

• Anglo-Franco Broadcasting Corporation (AFBC)

Aboriginal peoples felt that Canada was a _____ country.

• bicultural

• unicultural

• tricultural

• multicultural

Canada supported schools that taught French to non-Francophones. What are these school called?

• Francophone

• Public

• French Immersion

• Private

Who would most likely have said: "Canada is a tricultural country...we have no intention of being a forgotten people."

• the Prime Minister

• a spokesperson on French Canadian issues

• a Polish immigrant

• a spokesperson on Aboriginal issues

Canada's Aboriginal languages are among the most _____ in the world.

• respected

• endangered

• complex