Question

1. when were women of canada finally declared persons by law? (1) 1929
2. create a chart titled “then” and “now”. list the values and beliefs held regarding women in the time of the famous five and today. (3)
3. the canadian charter of rights and freedoms was enacted in 1982. it declares that canada’s official languages are english and french and declares canada as a multicultural society. (1)

Explanation:

1. Women in Canada were declared persons by law in 1929, known as the Persons Case which advanced women's legal status.
2. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was enacted in 1982. It guarantees certain political rights to Canadian citizens and civil rights to everyone in Canada from the policies and actions of all areas of the government. Canada's official languages are English and French as declared by law, which reflects the bilingual nature of Canadian society.
3. For the chart - values and beliefs could include things like equality, freedom, respect for diversity etc. in the context of women's rights then (e.g., limited political participation) and now (more equal rights in various aspects).

Answer:

1. 1929
2. 1982; English and French
3. Chart could have columns for "Then" and "Now" with values like: Then - limited voting rights for women, Now - equal voting rights; Then - few women in high - level positions, Now - more representation; Then - gender - based discrimination common, Now - anti - discrimination laws in place. Values and beliefs such as equality, respect for women's rights can be listed under both columns to show continuity or change.