Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Flashcards

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The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is part of Canada’s_______

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Consititution

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The constitution is the ______ law in Canada.

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Highest

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The ______ was designed to provide a standard of individual rights across the country.

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Charter

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The Charter outlines rules for how Canada can be _______. The constitution is very difficult to change.

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Governed

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Using the charter, Canadians can _______ laws that they feel restrict their rights.

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Challenege

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Which section of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms would protect your right to protest?

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Fundamental Freedoms

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What are the Democratic Rights 3

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The right to vote
The Right to elect a new government
The Right to run for office

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If Joey were arrested for being a member of a certain religious community, they would go against his…

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Fundamental Freedoms

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Something that is a duty or response to the rights that you have is a

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Responsibility

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Canadians can vote for whoever they choose in an election. This is a _________________ right.

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Democratic Right

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Joe moved his family from Alberta to BC to get a new job. Which section of the Charter allows him to do this?

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Mobility

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A doctor refused to treat a patient because of her skin colour. This violates her…

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Equality Right

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What are the Mobility Rights 2

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Freedom of movement,

The right to move or immigrate.

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In the Charter it states that all these rights are subject to_________ __________

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reasonable limitations.

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The charter is the ____ law in canada

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Highest

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The Charter of Rights and freedoms took effect on April 17,_____

17
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The Charter protects important rights and freedoms that Canadians believe are necessary in a free and ________ country

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democratic

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These rights and freedoms protect us by ________ what government can do and what kind of laws they can make

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What are the Legal Rights?? 4

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  1. Everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure.
  2. Everyone has the right to be informed promptly of the reasons for arrest;
  3. Everyone has the right to be informed of there legal rights
  4. Everyone has the right not to be subjected to any cruel or unusual treatment or punishment.
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What are the Equality Rights 1

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The right to be free of discrimination because of race, national or ethnic origin, religion,
gender, age, or mental or physical disability.

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In the Charter it states that all these rights are subject to _____ _____

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reasonable limitations.

22
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Due to the guarantees of rights and freedoms in the Charter, governments in Canada must ensure that all laws are ______ with the principles in the Constitiution

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consistent

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Everyone has the right to _____, ______ and ______ of the person.

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life, liberty,security

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Due to the guarantees of rights and freedoms in the charter, governments in Canada must ensure that all laws are ______ with the principles in the Constitution and the Charter

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Consistent

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People in Canada can be certain that their rights are not easily revoked or taken away because the charter is ______ within the Constitution.This means a particular right or freedom cannot simply be "voted on" in Parliament and replaced. Items in the Constitution cannot be easily ______.
entrenched (established), amended (modified)
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If the government cancelled election they would be infringing on our (category) ________ rights
democratic
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A woman demanding to be paid the same wage as a man for the same job would be voicing her ______ rights
equality
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Requiring Canadian citizens to carry a valid passport to enter and exit the country is a ______ that corresponds to your ________ rights.
responsibility, mobility
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The right to vote for a new governement at least every 5 years is a ________ right
democratic
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If you were suddently thrown in jail and not told why you were being imprisoned, that would be a violation of your _______ rights
legal
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To be discriminated against because of race, ethnic origin, or physical disability is an infringement of a person's _______ rights
equality
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To be denied basic needs (food, water, health care) while in custody or serving a criminal sentence would be and infringement of your _______ rights, _______ punishment
legal, unusal
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The ________ ________ makes decisions on maintaining our rights by interpreting how to apply the Charter. It can strick down federal laws that restrict rights in an unfair or unjustified way. If a law is not consistent with the Charter, judges can declare it to be ______
Supreme court, unreasonable
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A school principal can search your locker and personal belongings if they have _______ ________ for doing the search. This is because section 8 of the Charter protects you from unreasonable _______ ____ _______
reasonable cause, search and seizure
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The Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects individual rights, but with these rights come _________
limitations
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In order to enjoy our freedoms in a diverse, multicultural society like Canada we must ______ the rights of others to have different beliefs, opinions and ideas from our own.
respect
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The 4 Fundamental Freedoms listed in section 2 of the Charter are: a) Freedom________ b) Freedom________ c) Freedom________ d) Freedom________
a) Freedom of speech b) Freedom of assembly c) Freedom of Religion d) Freedom of epressing your opinion