Chapter 1: Becoming a Canadian Citizen
Who can apply, what the test involves, the languages you need, and the Oath of Citizenship.
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Start lesson →The freedoms every Canadian is guaranteed, the rights you can rely on, and the duties that come with citizenship.
Start lesson →Canada's founding peoples, the Aboriginal peoples, the two official languages, and a diverse, multicultural society.
Unlock to readAboriginal peoples, the first European explorers, the fur trade, and the founding of New France.
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Unlock to readA federal constitutional monarchy: the three levels of government, the parts of Parliament, the three branches, and how a law is made.
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Unlock to readThe flag, the maple leaf, the beaver, the anthem, the Crown, and important holidays and honours.
Unlock to readA strong trading economy, Canada's main trading partners, and the three main types of industry.
Unlock to readCanada's size, the provinces and territories and their capitals, the five regions, and the country's geography.
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