1. Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Charter 101 Infringements Shin Kickers
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Final Jeopardy

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CCRF Stands for what?
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, come on, you should know that..

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Technically there is 34 sections of the charter; however, there are only _____ big sections for individual rights…
5 “main” sections of the Charter

4. 1 - $300 Name the main sections of Individual Rights
Fundamental Freedoms, Mobility Rights, Democratic Rights, Legal Rights, and Equality Rights

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It was this 1960 piece of legislation that set the frame work for the CCRF, and it was due to the hole left by ______________ that called for this legislation in the first place. (2 answers required)
The bill of rights, which was needed to fill the hole left by the fall of religion within the legal atmosphere.

6. 1 - $500
What are the sections numbers of the 5 main individual rights (ex. Sec 23- Language minority rights) True, you do not need to know this, but knowing them could earn you some bonus marks…. Maybe… ;)
Sec 2- Fundamental Freedoms, Sec 3- Democratic Rights, Sec 6- Mobility Rights, Sec 7- Legal Rights, Sec 15- Equality Rights

7. 2 - $100 The Wage Gap refers to what?
Women receiving a lower wage for the same job, with the same amount of experience as men.

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In the event of an infringement of your rights, you can take your case here…
Supreme Court of Canada (Note: there is also a provincial supreme court you take you cases to)

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This law, that has been used 3 times in Canadian history, allowed the government to take away rights and freedoms of citizens.
War Measures Act (Note: Amendments were made to this, and the name changed to the Emergencies Act)

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During World War II these 4 groups had their Mobility rights Infringed (Name what happened and the groups it happened to).
Internment Camps: Japanese, Italians, Germans, and Ukrainians.

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Name 5 examples of discrimination of individuals and/ or groups before the implementation of the Charter.
Women not being able to vote, Internment Camps, China Town, Residential Schools, Racial Segregation, Indian Act, banning of “gay” marriages, Aboriginal's not being able to vote (women until 1960), Chinese Head Tax, Banning of specific countries and ethnicities for immigration, Women labeled as property of men, and the list goes on…

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The Charter was created in ______
1982

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BNA – Act, Confederation, Constitution, are all the same thing… they took place in _______
1867

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The government needed to take away laws of FNMI, so they created __________ in the year _______,.
The Indian Act in 1876

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_________ is credited with the creation of the charter, but lets be honest… he pretty much just copied the ___________.
Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the Bill of Rights

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There are two section numbers you need to actually know. What are they, and describe what these sections allow for.
Sec 1: Reasonable Limitations (Allows the Gov’t to restrict (or limit) your rights if it is deemed necessary to preserve other’s rights and freedoms. Sec 32: Not with Standing (Allows provinces to exempt themselves from laws passed by the federal gov’t)

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Prevention of racial discrimination is protected under this section of the Charter.
Equality Rights

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This section is the only section that applies only to Canadian Citizens.
Democratic rights (right to vote). Remember all other rights and freedoms apply to any person who is present in Canada, citizen or not.

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Even if it is an equality issue, if it involves anyone within our judicial system (police, judges, courts) it is actually a legal infringement because…
There is a equality section written into the legal rights section, so if anyone is discriminating that is part of our judicial system it is always a legal infringement. Remember: if you see “court or police, but they are not the ones infringing the rights it is not automatically legal rights

20. 4 - $400 What are your Fundamental Freedoms?
The things that allow you to shape who you are (freedom of thought, belief, religion, opinion, and expression. Freedom to associate with who you want. Freedom of peaceful assembly.

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Provide 5 examples of charter infringements from the “Willy, Billy, and Lawrence” story.
Mobility (force to live in a residential School), Fundamental Freedoms (forced to follow Catholicism, forced to speak English, forced to act “white”. Equality: Racial discrimination. Legal/Equality: Beaten, abused, etc.

22. 5 - $100 What does suffrage mean?
Women fighting for the right to vote… Elivia, if you got this wrong, punch yourself in the leg .

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“Just watch me” was Trudeau’s (no, not Justin) famous quote during this event…
His use of the War Measures act during the FLQ Crisis.

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How can the Charter influence law changes in our country? Provide an example
Individuals have been able to prove infringements of the charter to change laws (ex: Gay Marriage, Transgendered Rights, Lord’s day Act, Residential Schools, etc.

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Despite obvious equality right infringements of bars in Calgary, they are able to get away of it because of this…
Private Business are able to decide who they want or do not want in their establishment despite of the reasoning.

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Our government has apologized for many of the discriminations of their past (internment camps, residential schools, etc.) , Justin Trudeau is currently working on an apology to this discriminated group
LGBTQ, more specifically non- heterosexuals. Yes, I know we didn’t go over this in class, but read/watch the news once and a while!

27. Final Jeopardy What were the dates of the following events:
- BNA- Act, Indian Act, Bill of Rights, Creation of the Charter, Legalization of Gay Marriage, Transgendered Equality Rights.
1867, 1876, 1960, 1982, 2005, 2016