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This Jeopardy game explores different types of government, political rights, and key documents. Test your knowledge with this informative and engaging game!
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A country with only one political party where people are forced to do what the government tells them and people may be prevented from leaving the country.
A country ruled by a single leader where the leader has not been elected and may use force to keep control.
The principle that the opinion of the greater number should prevail.
The principle that the rights of the minority must be safeguarded.
A set of beliefs and values especially about how society should be organized and what goals it should pursue.
A society in which different groups with a range of beliefs can influence political life.
Every citizen has the same right to vote, run for office and speak on public issues, and all votes are equal.
Citizens work for the same goals, as well citizens have a sense of responsibility and caring for other people.
People can speak freely, form groups, run for office and vote without intimidation.
This 1948 United Nations document defined the basic rights everyone on the planet is entitled to.
With the signing of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms in 1982, some powers to change Canada were transferred from voters and politicians to this group.
To vote in elections, uphold the rights of others, express my personal opinions openly, and understand and obey the laws of Canada.
The right to enter and leave Canada, and to move to and take up residence in any province
This is where the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is embedded.
When an object or person or situation is made to seem extremely large or small in relationship to its true size or importance.
This book was banned last week by the Halton Catholic District School Board.
Last week in Uganda, the Canadian Government ignored requests from other members of the Commonwealth to set firm greenhouse gas targets to fight this environmental concern.
