Grade 4 · Social studies
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1.Who usually leads a city or town government?
2.Which level of government usually looks after city parks, local roads, and garbage pickup?
3.Why does citizenship matter in a democracy?
4.What are police mainly supposed to do?
5.Why is voting called a civic duty in a democracy?
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7.Looking for an example of civic participation.
8.Which action would help the whole community most?
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10.What did Confederation in 1867 create?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.A) the mayor
- 2.A) municipal
- 3.A) citizens share power by voting, speaking up, and taking part
- 4.A) help keep public safety and enforce the law
- 5.B) it is how citizens choose representatives and have an equal say
- 6.C) to apply the law fairly and manage the trial
- 7.D) helping at a community clean-up or contacting an elected representative
- 8.B) listen to neighbours and fix a safety problem on a busy street
- 9.C) citizens can vote in federal elections; permanent residents cannot
- 10.B) the Dominion of Canada from uniting colonies
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