Questions Flashcards

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What is Canada’s population?

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35.7 million

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How does Canada rank in size compared to other countries?

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Second in land size. 37th in population

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3
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Age of Justin Trudeau when he was elected

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43 years old

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4
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Popular immigrant routes

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B

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5
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Grandparents generation

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Baby boomers

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6
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Your generation is

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Generation Z

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7
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How often are elections held?

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Every four years

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8
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How old to vote?

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18

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What are the fundamental rights?

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Freedom of:

1. Conscience 2. Religion 3. Thought 4. Expression 5. Press 6. Other media 7. Peaceful assembly 8. Association

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10
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What are the democratic rights?

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  1. The right to vote

2. The right to run for election

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Mobility rights

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  1. Enter, remain in, leave Canada

2. Move to, live in, work in any Canadian province

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Legal rights

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  1. “Life, liberty, and security of person”
  2. Security from unreasonable search or seizure
  3. Security from arbitrary arrest or detention
  4. Not be subjected to cruel or unusual punishment
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Equality rights

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Equality before the law regardless of race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age, mental or physical disability

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Language rights

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  1. Equal status for the use of English and French in the government and the courts of Canada
  2. The right to education in French or English, provided that there are reasonable numbers of anglophone or francophone students
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15
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What date did Canada become a country?

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July 1st, 1867

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Popular immigration route

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Crossing from Turkey to the Greek islands of Kos, Chios, Lesvos or Samos, often in rubber dinghies or small wooden boats, and then taking a ferry to the Greek mainland.