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Chapter 5 of 11

Modern Canada

Explore Canada's evolution from Confederation to the present, including social programs and constitutional milestones.

30 min to study27 quiz questionsMedium Priority

📚 Key Facts to Know

  • 1Women gained the federal right to vote in 1918
  • 2The Great Depression of the 1930s led to the development of social safety nets
  • 3Medicare (universal healthcare) was introduced in Saskatchewan in 1962 and federally in 1966
  • 4The Constitution Act of 1982 patriated Canada's constitution from Britain
  • 5The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was enacted in 1982
  • 6The Multiculturalism Act was passed in 1988, making multiculturalism official policy
  • 7Canada is a founding member of the United Nations and NATO
  • 8Canada has a proud tradition of UN peacekeeping
  • 9Same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide in Canada in 2005
  • 10The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (2015) addressed residential school legacy

💡 Study Tips

  • • Read each fact carefully — understand the context, not just the words
  • • Pay attention to dates, names, and specific numbers — the test asks about these
  • • Take the chapter quiz when you feel confident with the material