Rights and Responsibilities Flashcards

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What does ‘F-Capt’ stand for with regards to the Magna Carta in 1215?

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Freedom of Conscience
Freedom of Association
Freedom of Peaceful Assembly
Freedom of thought and belief

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The Charter of Rights in 1982 recognize the supremacy of which two things?

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God and the Rule of the Law

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The most important rights from 1982 are summarized by what acronym?

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Mo-Ar-L-M

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What does Mo stand for in Mo-Ar-L-M?

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Mobility rights - freedom to work and live anywhere in Canada, enter and leave freely and apply for a passport

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What does Ar stand for in Mo-Ar-L-M?

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Aboriginal Peoples Rights - The Charter Rights will not affect any treaties or rights of aboriginal peoples.

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What does L stand for in Mo-Ar-L-M?

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Official language rights - French and English have equal status in parliament and government.

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What does M stand for in Mo-Ar-L-M?

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Multiculturalism - celebrate one another’s presence and live in harmony.

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In Canada, rights come with Citizenship Responsibilities. These are summarized by what acronym?

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Co-Jeer

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What does Co - Jeer stand for?

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C - be involved with the community such as volunteering
O - Obey the law
J - Be called to Jury
E - Participate in elections
E - Protect the Environment
R- Take Responsibility for your family and self

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What is the acronym for the Magna Carta/Great Charter of Freedoms of 1215?

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F-CAPT

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