The Charter and the Anti-Terrorism Act

Which of the following reasons was NOT a case study used by the Canadian Liberal Government of 1980 to justify the push to create a new Constitution for Canada?

• Canadian Women & The Persons Case

• Italian Internment in Canada in WWI

• Japanese Internment in Canada in WWII

• Queen Elizabeth's Coronation in 1953

What was the name of Canada's "first" constitution (not counting 1791) proclaiming it the "Dominion of Canada" that last from 1867 - 1982? (three words with acronym, five without acronym, first word is The)

(a)  

The process of bringing Canada's constitution "home" was known as:

• Patriation

• Re-Constitutionalism

• Decolonization

• Canadianization

What were the four targets (intended or otherwise) in the United States of the September 11, 2001 hijackers? List them below:

What was the name of the terrorist who planned and organized the 9/11 attacks through his Al-Queda network? (Note: his name is important only because the hunt to bring him to justice is what sent American and Canadian forces to declare a war on terror) (3 words, all capitalized)

(a)  

In what country was the 9/11 terrorist leader hiding in, resulting in American military intervention in that country to bring him to justice? (1 word, capitalized)

(a)  

What was the name of the government of Afghanistan (from 1996 - 2001) whom the United States sought to remove for their support in helping the 9/11 terrorists take shelter and train to carry out the attacks from 1999-2001? (2 words, capitalized, first word is The)

(a)  

Canada immediately responded to the 9/11 terrorist attacks by passing the Anti-Terrorism Act in November 2001, amending this landmark piece of legislation, to include terrorism to it, as well as measures to protect Canadians against it.

• The Charter of Rights and Freedoms

• The Criminal Code of Canada

• The Patriot Bill of Rights Act

• The Canada Act

What THREE key things did the Anti Terrorism Act of 2001 do to combat terrorism in Canada?

Circle the mainstream federal party that voted against the Anti-Terrorism bills & amendments all three times they were passed.