Unit 1: Citizenship

It allows individuals to participate in decision-making processes such as voting.

It gives people the right to travel freely without restrictions.

It ensures everyone has the same job opportunities.

It guarantees wealth and success.

Freedom, democracy, and respect for diversity

Commitment to peace and social justice

Active participation in government and community

Owning property in Canada

Equality

Respect for Cultural Differences

Freedom

Wealth accumulation

It comes from two Greek words meaning 'people' and 'rule'.

It is a Latin word meaning 'freedom'.

It is derived from a French word meaning 'government'.

It comes from an ancient Roman term for 'citizen'.

It is a peaceful way to make decisions.

Democracies rely on fundamental beliefs and values.

Many people don’t vote.

Elected representatives do not always reflect the population accurately.

Volunteering

Peacefully protesting

Voting

All of the above

To improve communities

To increase personal wealth

To avoid responsibilities

To limit voting rights

Starting a petition

Helping at community centers

Supporting local charities

Ignoring local issues

Online discussions

Signing petitions

Community involvement

Ignoring community issues

Consider different perspectives

Access the right information about the issue

Develop an appropriate goal

Choose effective civic actions

It allows citizens to participate in decision-making.

It limits freedom of speech.

It discourages community involvement.

It gives all power to one leader.