Collective Rights

Question 1

Sovereignty

Answer 1

The authority of a state to govern itself or another state

Question 2

Separation

Answer 2

The separation of government with branches

Question 3

Affirm

Answer 3

To validate and commit to an approval

Question 4

Collective Identity

Answer 4

A shared sense of belonging to a group

Question 5

Collective Rights

Answer 5

Rights held in a group as a whole

Question 6

First Nations

Answer 6

To refer to indigenous peoples

Question 7

Annuity

Answer 7

A contract that requires regular payment to the person entitled to the payments

Question 8

Reserve

Answer 8

Land that is legally of benefit to a certain First Nation

Question 9

Assimilate

Answer 9

Adapting to a culture / language of a nation

Question 10

Individual Rights

Answer 10

Rights that give individuals a free and equitable life without government interference

Question 11

Ethnocentrism

Answer 11

To believe one group is better than another

Question 12

The Indian Act

Answer 12

A law to manage Indian status, and give First Nations people rights to reserves

Question 13

Anglophone

Answer 13

A person who speaks English, especially in a country where other languages are used

Question 14

Francophone

Answer 14

Someone who speaks French, especially when its there first language

Question 15

Proclamation

Answer 15

Public announcement about something important, often about something of national importance

Question 16

Treaty

Answer 16

An agreement or arrangement made by a negotiation

Question 17

Inherent

Answer 17

Belonging to or being apart of being apart of the nature of a person or thing

Question 18

Official Language Minority

Answer 18

Groups of people who original or chosen official language is not the official/ majority language in there province/ territory

Question 19

Publicly Funded

Answer 19

Money that comes from the government, often from taxes that is used to help the public through goods and services

Question 20

Entrenching

Answer 20

To firmly establish something especially an idea or problem so it cannot be changed