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Learn

The easiest way to remember things is to understand them. Even if English is your first language, there are parts of the official guide, Discover Canada, that are not clear. For example, look at this part of the text from page 8 of Discover Canada. Do you understand everything you read?

Canadian law has several sources, including laws passed by Parliament and the provincial legislatures, English common law, the civil code of France and the unwritten constitution that we have inherited from Great Britain.

 

If there is something you don’t understand, hover your mouse (or tap, if you’re on a mobile device) on the underlined words to get an explanation of what you are reading.

Discover Canada gives you the information; we explain it so you can understand. Unit 1 is FREE, so check it out!

 

 

Study

Of course, once you learn the material, you must review it again and again. Here are some of the flashcards from Unit 1. Click on the card to see if you can remember what the term means.

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• Magna Carta
  The Great Charter of Freedoms. This document gave people several important freedoms. It was signed in 1215 in England.
• Responsibility
  A responsibility is something that you must do, like following the law.
• Freedoms in the Magna Carta
  Freedom of conscience and religion; freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of speech and of the press; freedom of peaceful assembly; freedom of association.

 

 

 

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Timeline of Canadian History

We have prepared a visual timeline to help you remember important events and dates in Canadian history. Click on the arrows at the sides of the screen to move forward and backward through time.

 

Why prepare your own flashcards or timeline? We’ve already done it for you! Unit 1 Flashcards and the Visual Timeline are FREE!

 

 

Practice

We have over 650 questions (updated for 2016!) that let you test your knowledge of every part of Discover Canada. You can choose to answer questions from only one chapter at a time, or from all chapters together, in a complete practice exam. Each time you begin a new test, the computer chooses a new set of questions, so you will never write the same test twice.

Practice chapter by chapter or do complete practice tests. The Complete Canadian Citizenship Practice Test and Unit 1 Quiz are FREE!

 

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