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Canadian Citizenship Test
Study notes and practice tests based on the free Discover Canada guide.
The only official study guide is Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship, free from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Our notes summarize it in plain language.
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Chapter 1
Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
What the Oath of Citizenship means, the freedoms every Canadian has, and the duties that come with being a citizen.
Chapter 2
Who We Are
Canada's identity and values, the three founding peoples, Aboriginal peoples, English and French Canada, and the diversity of Canadians today.
Chapter 3
Canada's History
From Indigenous societies and European explorers to Confederation, the building of the country, and the two World Wars.
Chapter 4
Modern Canada
How Canada changed after 1945: prosperity, international role, Quebec, the arts, sports and great Canadian inventions.
Chapter 5
How Canadians Govern Themselves
Federal state, parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy: who does what at the federal, provincial and municipal levels.
Chapter 6
Federal Elections
Who can vote, how elections work, the secret ballot, and how governments are formed and replaced.
Chapter 7
The Justice System
The rule of law, your rights if accused, the courts, the police and how to get legal help.
Chapter 8
Canadian Symbols
The Crown, the flag, the maple leaf, the anthem, national sports, honours and holidays.
Chapter 9
Canada's Economy
A trading nation: the main types of industry, Canada's biggest trading partner, and its place among the world's leading economies.
Chapter 10
Canada's Regions
The five regions, all 13 provinces and territories with their capitals, and what each is known for.