Unit 2: H Rights Assi ‘ Part A: Comparing Human Rights in the Charter & UDHR (Visual Representation) 1

Unit 2: H Rights Assi ‘
Part A: Comparing Human Rights in the Charter & UDHR (Visual Representation)

1. Read the PDF copies of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights that have been posted on Google Classroom.

2. Identify FIVE similarities and FIVE differences between the two human rights documents.

3. Create a VISUAL representation of the ELVE similarities and E|VE differences between the
two human rights documents (e.g. checklist. bar graph. Venn diagram. etc.). Be creative!

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Part B: Thinking Critically about H Rights (Written R '

1. In a well-written response (one-page, typed and double-spaced). state and explain ONE
important similarity between the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

2. Inasecond well-written response (one-page, typed and double-spaced). state and
explain ONE important difference between the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

3. The written responses MUST contain Chicago-style footnotes to identify information that has
been paraphrased or directly quoted from the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. You MUST also submit a properly formatted
Chicago-style bibliography with your written responses. “*It is your responsibility to find,
and use, the proper source information and reference formatting for the Charter and the
UDHR.”

**IMPORTANT NOTE: You do not have to consult any additional sources for this assignment.
However. if you include paraphrased or directly quoted information from additional sources, you must
use Chicago-style footnotes and include the sources in your Chicago-style bibliography.**

Due Date:

The Visual Representation must be submitted to Geegle Classroom on __ (by 4:30 p.m.)

The Written Responses must be submitted to Google Classroom AND BL. on (by 4:30 p.m.)
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