1.Which Charter freedom lets people share ideas and opinions?
2.How are tax dollars often used?
3.What do legal rights protect?
4.Why does a secret ballot matter?
5.Compare the legislative and executive parts of government. The legislative part...
6.What is a peaceful protest?
7.Where are Indigenous rights recognized in Canadian law?
8.Wanting to hold a representative accountable. A democratic action is...
9.Which branch decides whether a law fits the country's highest rules?
10.How is government held accountable in a democracy?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.C) freedom of expression
- 2.B) for hospitals, schools, transit, and other public services
- 3.A) fair treatment if a person is investigated, arrested, or tried
- 4.D) so nobody else can see how a person voted
- 5.D) makes laws
- 6.D) a public gathering to ask for change without violence
- 7.C) section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, among other laws and treaties
- 8.D) ask questions, follow their record, and vote at the next election
- 9.C) the courts
- 10.D) through elections, courts, the opposition, and public questions
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