Grade 5 · Social studies
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2.Who leads the government of Canada?
3.Looking for an example of civic participation.
4.How can people influence government besides voting?
5.Starting a petition about a safer crosswalk. A petition is...
6.How do laws support public safety?
7.Why do governments collect taxes?
8.What does peaceful assembly mean?
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10.What does a fair trial include?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.D) to apply the law fairly and manage the trial
- 2.D) the Prime Minister
- 3.D) helping at a community clean-up or contacting an elected representative
- 4.C) write, meet, petition, or protest peacefully
- 5.A) a collection of signatures asking decision-makers to act
- 6.A) they set rules such as speed limits and fire codes to reduce harm
- 7.C) to pay for shared services such as schools, roads, and health care
- 8.C) people may gather to share a message without violence
- 9.C) hear cases and apply the law to decide them
- 10.A) a chance to hear the case and to be judged by an independent court
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