Canadian citizenship study guide

Short lessons on every chapter of Discover Canada, with the key facts to remember and practice questions with answers.

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• ⚖️ Lesson 1: Rights and responsibilitiesThe freedoms Canada protects, and what citizens owe in return.
• 🤝 Lesson 2: Who we areAboriginal peoples, English and French, and a country of many origins.
• ⛵ Lesson 3: Early CanadaFrom New France to responsible government, before 1867.
• 🚂 Lesson 4: Confederation and a growing country1867, the railway, and the provinces that joined later.
• 🎖️ Lesson 5: Modern CanadaThe world wars, the right to vote, and Canadian achievements.
• 🏛️ Lesson 6: How Canadians govern themselvesThe Crown, Parliament, and the three levels of government.
• 🗳️ Lesson 7: Federal electionsWho can vote, how voting works, and how a government is formed.
• 👩‍⚖️ Lesson 8: The justice systemThe rule of law, the courts, and the police.
• 🍁 Lesson 9: Canadian symbolsThe flag, the anthem, the maple leaf and national holidays.
• 💼 Lesson 10: Canada's economyWhat Canadians do for work and who Canada trades with.
• 🗺️ Lesson 11: Canada's regionsFive regions, thirteen capitals, and three oceans.

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