Question

Which statements accurately describe the rights and freedoms of the citizens of Canada? (Choose all that are correct)

Group of answer choices

Citizens have freedom of speech, assembly, press and religion

Citizens have the right to communicate with the government in French and/or English

Citizens rights are protected by a document similar to the U.S. Bill of Rights.

Citizens rights can taken away by the monarch.

Answer 1

Citizens have freedom of speech, assembly, press and religion

Step-by-step explanation:

• The Canadian constitution provides for the rights and freedoms of its citizens with some of the prime ones being.
• The freedom of speech which allows citizens to speak up for the purposes of expressing their grievances.
• The freedom to peaceful assembly of the citizens to discuss whatever issue they might be having as long as it stays within the legal boundaries.
• Freedom of the press in giving information to the citizens as long as it is within the legal parameters.
• Finally the freedom of religion which means one can belong to their preferred religion as long as the practices of that religion are constitutional.