Social 9 Mega Review

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Across
  1. 4. a result after something bad has been done that is usually unpleasant.
  2. 6. A judge who makes decisions in the Supreme Court.
  3. 7. A person that speaks French
  4. 9. A government when one party does not have more than 51% of the popular vote.
  5. 14. A lawyer who tries to prove the offender broke the law (guilty).
  6. 16. The second part of the legislative branch. Senators double-check any new bill after it passes in the House of Commons.
  7. 17. the part of the government that makes laws.
  8. 23. Describes what freedoms Canadians are guaranteed.
  9. 24. Immigrants who come to another country who are escaping danger or war in their original country.
  10. 29. The first part of the legislative branch. This is where most laws are made in Canada. This is where Members of Parliament (MPs) work.
  11. 31. A law made by the Canadian government without consulting First Nations. It once banned traditional ceremonies and clothing.
  12. 34. A smaller part of the country. Canada has 10 provinces, and 3 territories.
  13. 39. Part of the Charter; Guarantees the rights to vote.
  14. 40. The leader of a government. The leader of the main political party that makes the government of a country.
  15. 43. The original people in an area.
  16. 51. The identity of a group. They have a collective identity because of a shared Language or Culture.
  17. 54. Guarantees the right to not be arrested without reason, and to a fair trial by a court that assumes you are innocent until proven guilty.
  18. 55. the part of the government that interprets and applies the law by making legal judgements and decisions
  19. 56. A person that speaks English
  20. 57. Laws and rules made by the government. Another word for a law.
  21. 59. A member of the senate. Senators represent the interests and rights of Canada's regions, and especially Canada's minorities.
  22. 61. Not responsible (guilty) of a crime or offence
  23. 62. To talk with another group and make a deal with them
  24. 64. A law before it becomes official. A "baby" law.
  25. 67. A Canadian law that treats young offenders differently from adult offenders.
  26. 68. To have a discussion before doing something.
  27. 69. The rights guaranteed to 5 different groups in Canada
  28. 70. A group of people who have similar ideas about how the government should respond to issues in society.
  29. 71. The name for all other Indigenous peoples in Canada that are NOT Metis and Inuit.
  30. 72. Official treaties between First Nations groups and the Queen of England.
Down
  1. 1. The highest court in Canada that makes final decisions about the law.
  2. 2. A person who tries to influence government decisions.
  3. 3. To make something the same. When a smaller group's language and culture are taken away, and become part of a larger group.
  4. 5. Special land for First Nations to live on and use.
  5. 8. A person who committed an offence.
  6. 10. a consequence for a crime, such as imprisonment, determined by a court.
  7. 11. to meet the necessary requirements for a particular task, position, or benefit.
  8. 12. immigrants who are skilled workers or businesspeople and come to Canada to work.
  9. 13. Unpaid volunteer work an offender does instead of going to jail.
  10. 15. An extra tax Chinese immigrants needed to pay to enter Canada.
  11. 18. Someone without a name. When no one knows the name of a person.
  12. 19. One of Canada's Indigenous peoples. Inuit live close to the Arctic ocean.
  13. 20. A lawyer who tries to prove the offender is innocent or lessen their sentence.
  14. 21. Things you deserve as a human being (clean water, food, shelter, safety...)
  15. 22. a group of 12 people who make a decision in a legal case based on evidence given to them in court.
  16. 25. The belief that your culture is superior to all other cultures
  17. 26. An official list inside the constitution of Canada. It describes the rights and freedoms of all Canadians.
  18. 27. Treating everyone equally and according to their needs.
  19. 28. Part of the Charter; Guarantees the rights to move in the country. Guarantees people the ability to move around, in, or out out of Canada.
  20. 30. Reasons that encourage someone to move to a specific country (peace, freedom, job and education opportunities...).
  21. 32. Elected officials that represent one area of the country.
  22. 33. When people vote to choose a leader or a group.
  23. 35. A government when one party has more than 51% of the popular vote.
  24. 36. A permanent record of breaking the law.
  25. 37. One of Canada's Indigenous peoples whose language and culture is a mix of European and Indigenous peoples'.
  26. 38. A document that lists the most important laws in a country.
  27. 41. When someone unfairly favours one side over another.
  28. 42. To bring someone back to a better version of themself. To inspire positive behaviours and attitudes in someone.
  29. 44. Immigrants who come to Canada to be with their family (Spouses, partners, children, parents and grandparents) living in Canada.
  30. 45. A king, queen, emperor, or empress who is the head of a country.
  31. 46. The system used to help determine if economic immigrants can come into Canada or not.
  32. 47. the process of people establishing a home in a country that is not their original country.
  33. 48. Schools for Canada's Indigenous people that took away their language and culture.
  34. 49. Guarantees the right to be free from discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, age, or disability.
  35. 50. the part of the government responsible for putting laws into action.
  36. 52. The person who represents the Queen or King in Canada.
  37. 53. The person harmed, injured, or killed because of a crime / offence.
  38. 58. Responsible for a crime or offence.
  39. 60. A written law.
  40. 63. Higher in rank, level, status, or quality.
  41. 65. Reasons that encourage someone to move out of their country (war, no jobs or education, persecution).
  42. 66. Being a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons.