Question 1

What is legislated in Quebec's Bill 21, an act respecting the laicity of the state?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ensuring that all new immigrants can speak both French and English. 
B)  Prohibiting certain provincial government employees from wearing religious clothes or symbols while on the job. 
C)  The process by which the province can formally leave Canada. 
D)  Requiring that all signs feature French in a prominent size and location. 
A)  Ensuring that all new immigrants can speak both French and English. 
B)  Prohibiting certain provincial government employees from wearing religious clothes or symbols while on the job. 
C)  The process by which the province can formally leave Canada. 
D)  Requiring that all signs feature French in a prominent size and location.

Question 2

Explain the significance and the impact of the 1969 White Paper on Indian Policy on Indigenous political mobilization in Canada.

Accepted Answer

The 1969 White Paper proposed extinguish

Question 3

When it comes to federal and provincial elections, why do Indigenous peoples participate at lower rates than non-Indigenous peoples? From whose perspective is this problematic and why?

Accepted Answer

Indigenous peoples participate at lower

Question 4

What was the outcome of the Bedford v. Canada case in 2013?

Accepted Answer

A)  Women were equally entitled to serve in the Senate and, by extension, other political offices. 
B)  Abortion was no longer a criminal act in Canada. 
C)  Anti-prostitution laws were declared unconstitutional. 
D)  The National Action Committee on the Status of Women was disbanded. 
A)  Women were equally entitled to serve in the Senate and, by extension, other political offices. 
B)  Abortion was no longer a criminal act in Canada. 
C)  Anti-prostitution laws were declared unconstitutional. 
D)  The National Action Committee on the Status of Women was disbanded.

Question 5

In Canada's House of Commons, Indigenous people tend to have more descriptive representatives than non-Indigenous peoples.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What is legislated in Quebec's Bill 21, an act respecting the laicity of the state?

Explain the significance and the impact of the 1969 White Paper on Indian Policy on Indigenous political mobilization in Canada.

When it comes to federal and provincial elections, why do Indigenous peoples participate at lower rates than non-Indigenous peoples? From whose perspective is this problematic and why?

What was the outcome of the Bedford v. Canada case in 2013?

In Canada's House of Commons, Indigenous people tend to have more descriptive representatives than non-Indigenous peoples.

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What is legislated in Quebec's Bill 21, an act respecting the laicity of the state?

Explain the significance and the impact of the 1969 White Paper on Indian Policy on Indigenous political mobilization in Canada.

When it comes to federal and provincial elections, why do Indigenous peoples participate at lower rates than non-Indigenous peoples? From whose perspective is this problematic and why?

What was the outcome of the Bedford v. Canada case in 2013?

In Canada's House of Commons, Indigenous people tend to have more descriptive representatives than non-Indigenous peoples.

Overview of Canadian Politics

The Constitution

Federalism

Regionalism and Political Cultures

The Executive

The Legislature

The Justice System

Public Policy and the Bureaucracy

Political Parties

Elections and Voting

Media and Communication

Interest Groups and Social Movements

Canada in the World

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