Li is not religious and does not want to use religious words in the Oath. What can Li do?
Affirm the Oath instead of swearing it The Oath begins “I swear (or affirm).” To affirm means to make the same serious promise without a religious reference. Anyone may choose to affirm.
Which statement about women and men in Canada is true?
Women and men are equal under the law In Canada, men and women are equal under the law. The same laws protect them both, and the same laws apply to them both.
Which name does Discover Canada use for the army’s part-time force?
The militia The guide names the naval reserve, the militia and the air reserve. The militia is the army’s part-time force. As of October 21, 2026, National Defence calls it the Army Reserve.
According to Discover Canada, what did Canada inherit?
The oldest continuous constitutional tradition in the world Discover Canada says Canada inherited the oldest continuous constitutional tradition in the world. Continuous means the tradition has never been broken. The test uses this phrase, so learn it as written.
According to Discover Canada, New France stretched between which two places?
From Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico Discover Canada says New France stretched from Hudson Bay in the north to the Gulf of Mexico in the south. It was built by strong leaders and the fur trade.
In what order did these colonies first elect assemblies?
Nova Scotia, then Prince Edward Island, then New Brunswick Nova Scotia elected the first assembly in 1758. Prince Edward Island followed in 1773, and New Brunswick in 1785. This step-by-step growth shows how democracy developed gradually in the colonies.
Who led the Métis uprising at Red River?
Louis Riel Louis Riel led the Métis uprising at Red River after Canada took over the northwest in 1869. His forces seized Fort Garry.
Who was the first woman elected to Parliament as an MP?
Agnes Macphail Agnes Macphail became the first woman elected to Parliament as an MP, in 1921. She was a farmer and a teacher. Her election came a few years after most women won the federal vote.
According to the guide, what keeps Canada’s standard of living among the highest in the world?
Hard work and trade, especially with the U.S. Canadians have one of the highest standards of living in the world. The guide says two things keep it high: the hard work of Canadians and trade with other countries, especially the United States.
How many provinces and territories does Canada have?
Ten provinces and three territories Canada has ten provinces and three territories. The three territories are in the North and have small populations. They are not provinces, even though their governments do many similar jobs.
Why is a vote on the budget important for the government?
It is a confidence vote, so losing it can defeat the government Votes on big issues, such as the budget, are confidence votes. The government must keep the support of most MPs, which is called the confidence of the House. If most MPs vote against it on such a vote, the government is defeated.
A man is arrested. Which statement about him is true?
He keeps his legal rights, and officials must respect them A person who is arrested still has legal rights. Due process means the government must respect all of them at every step. He is also presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Who adopted the maple leaf as a symbol in the 1700s?
French-Canadians French-Canadians adopted the maple leaf as a symbol in the 1700s. It later appeared on uniforms and badges from the 1850s. Today it is Canada’s best-known symbol.
What does Discover Canada say about the trading relationship between Canada and the United States?
It is the world’s biggest bilateral trading relationship Discover Canada says Canada and the United States have the biggest bilateral trading relationship in the world. Bilateral means between two sides, here the two countries. Today Global Affairs Canada calls it the world’s most comprehensive trading relationship.
Which four provinces are the Atlantic provinces?
Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick The Atlantic provinces are Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. They are on Canada’s east coast, next to the Atlantic Ocean.
When was Banff National Park created?
1885 Banff National Park was created in 1885. It is one of five national parks in Alberta. Alberta itself did not become a province until 1905.
Which city is the capital of Quebec?
Québec City Québec City is the capital of the province of Quebec. Montreal is larger and better known, but it is not the capital.
In the Oath of Citizenship, to whom do you promise to be faithful and bear true allegiance?
King Charles the Third, King of Canada, his heirs and successors In the Oath you promise to be faithful and bear true allegiance to King Charles the Third, King of Canada, his heirs and successors. As of October 21, 2026, King Charles III is Canada’s Sovereign.
In what year was Magna Carta signed in England?
1215 Magna Carta was signed in England in 1215. Canada’s tradition of ordered liberty goes back to it.
What does Discover Canada say about serving on a jury when you are called?
It is a legal requirement The guide says serving on a jury is a privilege and also a legal requirement when you are called. The justice system depends on impartial juries made up of citizens.
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