Grade 9 Social Studies Test Outline PDF

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This is a Grade 9 Social Studies test outline for February 18th and 19th, 2025. It covers topics such as Canadian immigration, the Indian Act, and the Canadian Charter Rights and Freedom. This outline may be useful to help you prepare for your exam and understand the topics.

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GRADE 9 SOCIAL STUDIES TEST OUTLINE Instructions: Use this outline/ space below to make brief notes on these topics to prepare for your test on Feb 18 (9K) & 19 (9M & 9MC), 2025 STRUCTURE: thirty test items ​ Fifteen (15) multiple choice items ​ Seven (7) True/False ​ Five (5) short answer q...

GRADE 9 SOCIAL STUDIES TEST OUTLINE Instructions: Use this outline/ space below to make brief notes on these topics to prepare for your test on Feb 18 (9K) & 19 (9M & 9MC), 2025 STRUCTURE: thirty test items ​ Fifteen (15) multiple choice items ​ Seven (7) True/False ​ Five (5) short answer questions ​ Two (2) longer answers ​ One (1) reflection questions Things to study/review. Please review each section because these are just a summary of the test. 1.​ Canadian Immigration ​ Objectives of the Immigration Act ​ The Singh Decision Canadians mark April 4th as Refugee Rights Day. On this date in 1985, the Supreme Court handed down a landmark ruling which has become known as the Singh Decision. The Case involved six refugee claimants from India and one from Guyana, who were not allowed to defend their case in front of a refugee board. Their application for refugee status was refused and so they appealed to the Supreme Court, claiming that their rights were being denied in accordance to Section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms states that everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of persons as well as a right to a fair hearing. The Canadian government claimed that since the refugee applicants were not Canadian they were not protected by the same rights and freedoms. The Supreme Court ruled that refugee claimants in Canada deserve the same standard of justice under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms as Canadian citizens that everyone means everyone, and are entitled to a fair hearing. This decision paved the way for the creation of the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) in 1989 and is the basis for our current Refugee Protection Program. Now, because of the Singh decision, people claiming refugee status have the right to a hearing which they will present themselves in front of the IRB and Canada's government provide these people with the necessities of life while they wait for their hearing. ​ Resolution 49 The Assembly of First Nations called on the Federal Govt to freeze all Immigration until their issues were resolved. See page 184 of the text. ​ What is the Quebec Accord and why is it important? ​ Who is a Refugee? 2.​ The Indian Act ​ which year was it first past and what was the objective ​ Assimilation_________________________________ ​ Residential Schools________________________________________ ​ The Sixties Scoop_________________________________________ ​ Intergenerational trauma____________________________________________ ​ Name one Indigenous Activist___________________________________ ​ List the three Indigenous groups__________________________________ 3.​ The Canadian Charter Rights and Freedom ​ How many are there in total?________________________ ​ How many are applicable to us?__________ ​ List them 4.​ Collective Rights vs Individual Rights Define collective Rights and give one example. Define Individual Rights and give an example. 5.​ What is a treaty? 6.​ There are 11 Treaties. Give an example of one.

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