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Canadian civics crossword with democracy, indigenous peoples, and government vocabulary.
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Canadian Civics and Indigenous Peoples Crossword Puzzle

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A 21-clue crossword introducing Canadian civics and social studies vocabulary for Grades 5–7. Clues cover fundamental concepts—democracy, justice, rights, and power—alongside Canadian content like indigenous peoples and the country itself. Use for vocabulary review, civics unit support, or assessment in elementary social studies.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
5th – 7th Grades
Updated June 2026

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