Grade 8 · Social studies
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1.Why do rights sometimes have to be balanced?
2.Having the right to speak. A matching responsibility is...
3.What do mobility rights mainly protect in Canada?
4.Seeing a broken swing in a city park. Public property is...
5.How can diversity strengthen a community?
6.What are the TRC Calls to Action?
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8.How is a citizen different from a resident?
9.What does multiculturalism mean?
10.Does freedom of expression have limits in Canada?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.A) one person's rights should not take away another person's safety or equal dignity
- 2.D) not using speech to harm others or break a just law
- 3.A) the right of citizens to enter, remain in, and leave Canada, and to live in any province
- 4.A) something shared and looked after for the community
- 5.C) more ideas, skills, and ways of solving problems
- 6.D) recommendations for governments, schools, and others to advance reconciliation
- 7.D) a system where people have a say in how they are governed
- 8.D) a resident lives in a place; a citizen is a legal member of the country
- 9.B) people of many cultures living together with respect
- 10.B) yes; it does not protect things such as hate propaganda or threats
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