Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

What are the 9 category of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

In Canada, all the rights and freedoms Canadians have are (a)   down in a document called the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

There are countries in the world who do (a)   have the same rights.

The Charter is a list of rights and (a)   guaranteed to every citizen of Canada.

The Charters makes sure rights and freedoms are protected in (a)   .

What category would this example fall under?:

“to enter, stay in, or leave Canada as you wish, if you are a citizen or permanent resident.”

• Equality Right

• Legal Right

• Mobility Right

What category does this example fall under?:

“I’m a trial to be assumed innocent until proven guilty.”

• Democratic Right

• Legal Right

• General Right

What category does this following example fall under?:

“To uphold the multicultural heritage of Canadians.”

• Official Languages of Canada Right

• General Right

• Equality Right

What category does this example fall under:?

“You can express opinions”

• General Right

• Enforcement Right

• Fundamental Right

• Equality Right

What category does the following question fall under?:

“To go to court if any of these rights are denied.”

• Minority Language Education Rights

• Enforcement Rights

• Equality Rights