Question 1
What is the supreme law of Canada?
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What is the supreme law of Canada?
What document outlines Canadians’ rights and freedoms?
Who is Canada’s Head of State?
Who represents the King in Canada?
What system of government does Canada have?
What are the three levels of government in Canada?
Who is the head of the federal government?
How are Members of Parliament chosen?
What is the name of Canada’s national parliament?
What are the two parts of Parliament?
Name one fundamental freedom protected by the Charter.
What legal right protects against unjust punishment?
Name one responsibility of Canadian citizens.
Why is voting important in Canada?
Who can vote in federal elections?
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Practice with flashcards →Who were the first inhabitants of Canada?
What agreement created Canada in 1867?
When did Canada become a country?
Which two European countries first settled Canada?
What war established British control of Canada?
What is the capital city of Canada?
How many provinces does Canada have?
How many territories does Canada have?
Name one ocean bordering Canada.
Which province is the most populous?
Which province is primarily French-speaking?
What are Canada’s two official languages?
Which territory has the smallest population?
What is the role of the Senate?
How are Senators selected?
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Practice with flashcards →What responsibility relates to helping your community?
What does equality mean under Canadian law?
Who were the Loyalists?
What major conflict united Canada in 1914?
What document gave Canada full independence in 1982?
Which province is known for oil and gas production?
Which region is known as Canada’s breadbasket?
Who chooses the Prime Minister?
What do provinces control?
What responsibility involves protecting the environment?
What is Canada’s national holiday?
Which province joined Canada last?
What is the role of the police?
What freedom allows peaceful protests?
Which city is Canada’s largest?
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Practice with flashcards →Who is Terry Fox?
What level of government handles passports?
Which territory is west of Nunavut?
What responsibility relates to Canadian laws abroad?
Who signs bills into law?
What level of government is responsible for national defence?
What level of government is responsible for local roads?
What level of government manages natural resources?
What is a riding in Canadian politics?
What is the role of the opposition?
What is the Cabinet?
Who appoints federal judges?
What court is Canada’s highest court?
What right allows Canadians to move freely within Canada?
What right protects minority language education?
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Practice with flashcards →What responsibility involves jury duty?
What responsibility involves paying into public services?
Who were the Métis?
Who was Sir John A. Macdonald?
What railway helped unite Canada?
What war began in 1939 involving Canada?
What was the Quiet Revolution?
Which province borders the Atlantic Ocean?
Which province borders the Pacific Ocean?
Which territory is north of Manitoba?
What is the largest province by area?
What is the longest river in Canada?
What mountain range runs through British Columbia?
What large freshwater lakes border Ontario?
What document explains how Canada is governed?
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Practice with flashcards →Who leads a provincial government?
Who represents the King in a province?
How often must federal elections be held?
What freedom allows Canadians to choose their beliefs?
What responsibility involves respecting democratic values?
What symbol represents Canada on the flag?
What animal is a national symbol of Canada?
What is Canada’s national anthem called?
Which province is known for fishing industries?
Which province has the Bay of Fundy?
What is the purpose of laws in Canada?
What is a by-election?
What right allows access to Canadian courts?
What responsibility involves helping others in emergencies?
Who are Inuit?
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Practice with flashcards →What agreement recognizes Indigenous land rights?
Which province borders three U.S. states?
What is Canada’s climate mostly like?
What does the rule of law mean?
What does democracy mean?
What freedom allows news reporting?
What event is remembered on Remembrance Day?
Which province is Canada’s smallest by area?
What level of government manages immigration?
What responsibility involves respecting cultural differences?
What level of government is responsible for foreign policy?
What level of government manages public libraries?
What level of government oversees healthcare delivery?
What is the purpose of the House of Commons?
What is a minority government?
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Practice with flashcards →What is the role of Elections Canada?
Who is responsible for issuing driver’s licences?
What is a referendum?
What right protects against discrimination?
What right allows peaceful public meetings?
What responsibility involves knowing Canadian history?
What responsibility supports public services?
What was New France?
Who was Laura Secord?
What was the War of 1812 fought over?
What was Confederation?
What movement expanded voting rights in Canada?
Which province borders only one other province?
Which province is west of Ontario?
Which province is east of Quebec?
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Practice with flashcards →What body of water separates Canada and Europe?
Which region includes Yukon, Nunavut, and NWT?
What natural feature shapes much of Canada’s border?
Who is the head of a municipal council?
What is the purpose of municipal government?
What happens when a bill becomes law?
What is the role of public servants?
What right allows Canadians to run for office?
What responsibility supports public safety?
What responsibility involves helping democratic decisions?
What year did women gain the federal vote?
What event marked Canada’s 100th birthday?
What conflict is remembered on July 1?
Who was Lester B. Pearson?
Which province has the most freshwater?
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Practice with flashcards →Which province is known for shipbuilding?
Which province contains Banff National Park?
What is Canada’s main southern neighbour?
What does a secret ballot protect?
Who can become a Member of Parliament?
What right allows Canadians to leave and re-enter Canada?
What responsibility involves protecting public property?
What group built early fur trade networks?
What organization united colonies before Confederation?
Which province is home to Niagara Falls?
Which province has the most farmland?
What does civic participation mean?
What responsibility involves learning official languages?
What event led to the creation of Nunavut?
What is the purpose of the Charter?
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