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WorksheetsSocials Chapter 7 Review
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 19mins
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
allow provinces to add their own rights and freedoms
permit the courts to make changes to the rights and freedoms
ensure that rights and freedoms of Canadians are protected
allow the rights and freedoms of Canadians to be easily changed
Which of the following is not an example of freedom of the press?
A journalist writes an article about why people shouldn't vote for someone else
A journalist is arrested for writing an article that criticized the government
A journalist is arrested for stealing a car
A journalist writes an article about all the great things the current government is doing
Imagine you are a new immigrant in Canada. What would be the main purpose of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms for you?
To outline the responsibilities of the Canadian government towards you
To protect your rights and freedoms in Canada
To establish the Canadian military's role in your life
To promote trade agreements that may affect your business
What was the purpose of the Treaty de Paix de Montreal, 1701?
To establish trade routes with Asia
To end hostilities and establish peace among various Indigenous groups and with French colonists
To create a new currency
To declare independence from France
What is the significance of the Treaty de Paix de Montreal in Canadian history?
It marked the beginning of French colonization.
It was the first document to recognize Canada as a country.
It played a key role in establishing peaceful relations and alliances.
It led to the creation of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
What impact did the Treaty de Paix de Montreal have on the relationship between Indigenous peoples and European settlers?
It led to immediate conflict.
It had no significant impact.
It fostered a period of peace and cooperation.
It resulted in the displacement of many Indigenous communities.
During a discussion about civil liberties in Canada, a group of students debated which of the following freedoms is NOT explicitly protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
Freedom of religion
Freedom of assembly
Freedom to travel anywhere in Canada
Freedom to choose one's profession
During a community meeting, a debate arises about the principles protected under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Which principle mentioned is NOT part of the Charter?
Equality rights
Democratic rights
Environmental rights
Legal rights
Imagine a family from another country moving to Canada. Who among them benefits from the rights and freedoms outlined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
Only Canadian citizens
Only people living in Canada
Everyone in Canada, including non-citizens
Only Canadian-born individuals
Imagine a new law is proposed in Canada that limits the freedom of speech online. How does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms come into play?
It makes it easier to pass this new law.
It requires that this new law complies with the rights and freedoms it outlines, including freedom of expression.
It has no impact on this new law.
It makes it illegal to change or propose any new laws.
The shared identity of a group of people, especially because of a common language and culture is known as
Identity
Collective identity
heritage
In which type of Democracy do people directly vote for laws?
Republic
Democratic
Direct
Representative
System where citizens elect people to make decisions for them.
representative democracy
monarchy
tyranny
direct democracy
What does OUR democracy share in common with ancient Athens?
People should vote on ALL matters that concern them
All people deserve equal rights
Both governments are democratic.
When was the the Treaty signed?
As soon as they established New France
Every year on August 25
After the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Prior to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Who was the French representative (Governor) for la Grande Paix de Montreal?
Marie Antoinette
Napoléon Bonaparte
Louis-Hector de Callière
Jacques Cartier
What was the impact of the Treaty upon the First Nations and the French?
It forced First Nations to give up their land for the French.
La Grande Paix led to the First Nations losing the ability to self-govern
It gave them peace, and let the First Nations have authority over their own lands and peoples.
It ended the war between the British and the French
How did "La Grande Paix" impact the relations between the French and the First Nations?
It expelled the First Nations from their traditional territory.
It let them have peace so they could continue trade without disruption.
It led to an all-out war between the First Nation groups and the Haudenosaunee
It led to a military alliance between the British and the First Nations
What evidence can you find that the "Grande Paix de Montreal" involved a diverse amount of people?
The Treaty was signed by many different chiefs and nations
It didn't
The treaty was signed in English and French to honour the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
It respected the collective rights of the First Nations by respecting their Charter Rights
Which aspect of La Grande Paix de Montreal is reflected in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
It ensures English and French are our national languages.
It protects the French Language.
The collective identities of the French and First Nations are protected by collective rights.
It established principles of fairness and equity we see in the Charter
The 4 principles of democracy are...
Freedom, rights, equality, and justice
Freedom, representation, equality, and jurisdiction
Freedom, representation, equity, and justice
Freedom, respect, equality, and justice
The __________ system enforces our rights.
Freedom
Equity
Representation
Justice
Democracy means...
people power
People pressure
people problem
people pizza
Rights are...
things we want
things we are specifically allowed to do
things we don't need
things we aren't allowed to do
Aboriginal means...
the first peoples including First Nations, Metis, and Inuit
the first charter
the first treaty
the first original member of parliament
