Canadian Citizenship

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The Oath of Citizenship states I swear (or affirm) that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to __________ King Charles the Third, King of Canada

His Majesty's loyalty is the essence of the Oath.

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In Canada, we profess our loyalty to a person who represents all Canadians and not to a __________.

document such as a constitution.

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The Constitution of Canada was amended in 1982 to entrench the Canadian Charter of __________.

Rights and Freedoms.

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Canadian citizens must obey Canada's laws and respect the rights and __________ of others.

freedoms.

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The rights guaranteed in the Charter will not adversely affect any treaty or other rights or __________ of Aboriginal peoples.

freedoms.

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Voting in elections is a responsibility of __________ in Canada.

citizenship.

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The __________ of Canada recognizes the equality of men and women.

law.

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The __________ is the highest court in Canada.

Supreme Court of Canada.

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In Canada, it is illegal to discriminate based on __________ in terms of gender identity and expression.

sexual orientation.

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The __________ is the term that refers to the peoples who are the original inhabitants of Canada, including First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.

Aboriginal peoples.

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The __________ was required to give unequivocal permission for civil and criminal laws in Canada until the Constitution Act, 1982.

Sovereign.

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The __________ Act was established to promote equality of French and English in Canadian society.

Official Languages.

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On Remembrance Day, Canadians wear the __________ to remember those who sacrificed their lives in wars.

red poppy.

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The term ______________ refers to Canada's system of government with a hereditary head of state and elected representatives.

constitutional monarchy.

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The __________ is a significant symbol of Canada, representing peace, order, and good government.

Crown.

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The right to vote in Canada is given to those who are Canadian citizens and at least __________ years old.

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The Governor General represents the __________ in Canada.

Sovereign.

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Engaging in volunteer work is considered a __________ of citizenship in Canada.

responsibility.

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The __________ is a powerful part of the Canadian legal system, ensuring due process under the law.

judicial system.

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The __________ of Canada is responsible for conducting fair elections and maintaining the integrity of the electoral process.

Election Canada.

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Canada's __________ is focused on democracy, serving to promote and protect the rights and freedoms of its citizens.

legal system.

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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms began with the words, 'Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of ________ and the rule of law.'

God.

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In Canada, citizens must learn about the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, including know the __________ procedures.

voting.

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To become a Canadian citizen, an applicant must have an adequate knowledge of __________ or French.

English.

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The __________ in government that enables legislation of laws must be respected and obeyed by every citizen.

rule of law.

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The document known as the Oath of Citizenship fulfills duties as a __________ citizen.

Canadian.

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The principle of __________ is foundational in Canada, wherein no one is above the law.

the rule of law.

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Canadians have the right to __________ which is strictly enforced by the law.

a secret ballot.

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The main duty of government is to ensure __________ and to protect the rights of all Canadians.

public safety.

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Canadian citizens promote peace in society through mutual respect and __________.

cooperation.

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The relationship with Aboriginal peoples is significant to __________ in Canada.

Crown.

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The __________ Act established provisions for equality between French and English speakers in governmental functions.

Official Languages.

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The __________ of Rights and Freedoms serves as a guideline for the rights held by all Canadians.

Charter.

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The __________ acknowledges Canada's rich diversity, encompassing various ethnic groups and cultural identities.

multiculturalism.

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The Oath of Citizenship must be taken at a public __________ ceremony to mark the formal admission of a new citizen.

citizenship.

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All members of Parliament are elected through competitive __________.

elections.

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The Canadian legal system is rooted in both __________ common law and civil law practices.

English.