Before the Charter came into being, rights and freedoms were protected in Canada by a variety of laws, including the 1960 Bill of Rights.
Green Eggs and Ham was Published in 1957. This book consists of only 50 words because of a bet he had with his publisher. Green Eggs and Ham is basically about this character known as Sam-I-Am pestering an unnamed character who is the narrator of the story, to try his green eggs and ham.
The Cat in The Hat was written when Ted took up a bet that he would not be able to write a book using a vocabulary of only 225 words. As a private joke, Bennett Cerf later bet Ted fifty dollars that he couldnât write a book using only fifty different words. The result was Green Eggs and Ham. The book was first read aloud in April 1960 at a small dinner party held for a select group of Random House executives.