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1 Collective Rights for Minority Languages (Francophone and Anglophone) p. 145-151 Student powerpoint Name: ________________

2 What are the Charter rights of official language groups? How is official bilingualism guaranteed under the Charter? ___________________________________ _____________________________________ ____________________________________ How are minority language education rights guaranteed? _____________________________________ _______________________________________

3 Jigsaw teaching review questions p. 145-150 What is a publicly funded school? _____________ _________________________________________ Make a TIMELINE of the FRANCOPHONE roots in Canada’s past. (You may use the graphic organizer provided)

4 How has the Charter affected Francophone Education? (p. 146) Where do these rights come from? 1.____________________________________ _____________________________________ 2. Under the BNA Act in 1867, Confederation established Canada as a __________,________ country with rights for ____________________. 3. It made _______ and ______ official languages of Canada’s ___________. 4.It guaranteed ________ schools for __________minority in Quebec and the _________ minorities in the provinces of _________, ____________, and ________________.

5 How do you believe life in Canada would be different today if this commitment had not been made in 1867? Answer:

6 Acts and Resolutions that questioned Bilingual education Rights 1. 1890 Manitoba School Act-Manitoba entered Confederation in 1870 as a bilingual province enabled to provide publicly funded Catholic schools for Francophones: Manitoba School Act changed this: __________________________________ 2. 1892-Haultain Resolution and NWT -#22 NWT (Alberta) was officially bilingual with publicly funded Catholic and Protestant Schools. ___________________________________________ ______________________________________________ _____________________________________________

7 p. 147 What effect do you think the laws described on this page would have on a minority-language group? Answer:

8 Charter and Official Language Minority Education Rights (p. 148) Francophone Education Rights in AB List the 6 Effects of these rights being guaranteed in the Charter? ___________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ To what extent (HOW MUCH) should the provincial and federal governments support and promote French or English minority language rights in Canada? Why? (answer on loose-leaf)

9 Cont.. Answers: 2. The Charter is effective because: 3.

10 p. 149 How does official bilingualism help create a society in which all Canadians belong? 1. 2. 3.

11 p. 149 In what way is asserting collective rights an act of citizenship? In what way does it build a society in which people of different identities and perspectives can belong?

12 Francophone Identity in Quebec Describe Bill 101-1977-

13 Describe how the following rules changed after the charter: 1.Commercial signs may use only French Freedom of Expression- 1988-

14 Rule #2-Francophones and immigrants in Quebec must attend Francophone schools Equality Rights- 2005-

15 p. 150 Why might Canadians have different perspectives on what this sign represents about affirming Francophone identity in Quebec?

16 Connect to the Big Ideas p. 151 1.Responsibilities: -

17 Coderre’s beliefs p. 151 cont.. answers 2.- - 3.Some Francophones in Quebec -see themselves as _______________________ _______________________________________


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