| A | B |
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| Citizen | A person who contributes to the society in which he or she lives; the person born in the country or may apply if he or she moves into the country from another country |
| issues | Concerns or problems that affect a community |
| opinion | What someone believes, but cannot be proved to be right or wrong |
| Fact | A statement that can be proven to be true. |
| Society | People who share the same government and the same rules and laws. |
| Injustice | An action that is not fair |
| Services | Examples may include: schools, hospitals, libraries and police. |
| Diversity | Respecting people from various cultures and backgrounds |
| Freedom | People have the right to think and speak as they wish |
| Justice | Fair treatment of individuals and groups |
| Values | Principles about how people should act, or standards we consider important and just |
| Provincial Government | Government that is elected by the people of a province |
| Equity | Individuals and groups have the same opportunities in life |
| Majority Rule | Decisions are determined by 51 percent or more votes |
| Compromise | To decide on a settlement that satisfies all parties |
| Representation | Elected representatives act on behalf of citizens |
| Federal Government | Level of government responsible for matters that concern the whole country |
| Constitution | The supreme or most important law of the land |
| Local Government | Governments elected in cities, towns, villages, reserves and other settlements, and other local areas across Canada |
