1. The Constitution of Canada

• consists only of Canadian statutes and common law.

• excludes English conventions such as the English Bills of Rights.

• is completely embodied in the Constitution Act of 1982.

• is completely embodied in the British North America Act.

• consists of over 30 enactments in its legislative component.

2.the legislature often creates statutes that delegate rule making powers to the executive branch. The rules created in this way are called

• statutes.

• decisions.

• bills.

• regulations.

• cases.

3.What of the following is false about the Cree-Naskapi (of Quebec) Act?

• The Act established Indigenous communities as corporate entities.

• The Act allowed Indigenous people to implement their own community development ideas.

• The Act provided Indigenous people the right to create their own school boards.

• The Act paid participating Cree and Inuit in exchange for conveyance of their land.

• The Act created joint wildlife management between the Indigenous people and the federal and provincial governments.

4.A recognition of the validity of Indigenous self-government

• is losing popularity as land and other resources become scarcer.

• is a settled legal conclusion.

• has never been granted in Canada.

• has never been something Indigenous people have sought.

• has growing support based in part on a history of self-government which was neither given up or extinguished.