Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2025

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What does equality of men and women under the law imply in Canada?

  1. Men are preferred over women in legal matters

  2. Men and women are treated as inferiors

  3. Men and women have different legal rights

  4. Men and women are equal under the law

The correct answer is: Men and women are equal under the law

Equality of men and women under the law in Canada means that men and women are viewed as equal and have the same legal rights. This means that gender should not be a factor in legal matters, and individuals should be treated based on their actions and not their gender. The other options listed are incorrect because they imply that men or women are treated unfairly or have different legal rights based on their gender, which goes against the concept of equality.

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