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| it is a great deal more difficult to change the Constitution than to change a statue or law. For this reason it was decided to firmly establish our rights and freedoms by making them part of the Constitution |
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| to ask a higher court to review a decision made by a lower court |
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| is to explain or make sense of something. The Supreme Court may be called on to interpret whether a charter right or freedom applies in a certain situation |
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| people or groups that work together |
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| people who are chosen by their nation, governments, or leader to represent them at meetings with officials from other nations |
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| the skilled managment of discussion and agreement among groups |
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| similar to a referendum in that people vote directly on a decision that affects them |
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