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Social 20-2 Final Exam
Social 20-2 Final Exam
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What type of nationalism is based on shared culture, language, or ancestry?
Ethnic nationalism
Supranationalism
Racistism
Civic nationalism
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Which term describes loyalty to a nation that may conflict with other loyalties?
Cultural pride
Ultimate fan syndrome
Contending loyalties
Passport confusion
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What does foreign policy deal with?
Local garbage collection
How your uncle behaves on vacation
How a country interacts with other nations
What countries wear to summits
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How can internationalism help prevent global conflicts?
By ignoring each other's problems
By yelling very loudly at the UN
By posting peace memes on social media
Through cooperation and dialogue
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What is nationalism?
Support for global cooperation
A shared sense of belonging to a nation
Loyalty to a sports team
Hatred of other cultures
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What does the term “sovereignty” mean?
Independence ish-?
Giving up your culture
Sharing power with other nations
Full control over one's own affairs
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What does multiculturalism in Canada promote?
Making everyone speak the same language
Respect for all cultures within a nation
Removing Indigenous rights
Forcing one religion
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What is bilateralism?
One country helping another without conditions
Two countries working together
An economic boycott
Global cooperation
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What is tied aid?
Uniting multiple nations
Donating food locally
Aid given without expecting anything
Aid that comes with conditions
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What is the purpose of reconciliation?
To create new borders
To remove treaties
To repair relationships with Indigenous peoples
To street fight the indigenous people
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Which of the following is NOT a possible effect of nationalism?
The end of all borders
Cultural unity
Independence movements
National pride
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What is the purpose of peacekeeping missions?
To deliver pizza to war zones 🍕
To help reduce conflict without using force
To test military uniforms in new climates
To invade and conquer other countries
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What is supranationalism?
Isolation from global issues
Complete independence
Giving up some control to a higher organization
Civil war
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What is the goal of self-determination?
To give up national identity
To control one's own affairs
To depend on other countries
To remove citizenship
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What is internationalism?
One country ruling over another
Isolating from the world
Countries working together to solve global problems
Promoting one culture
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Which of the following is an example of civic nationalism?
A diverse society united by shared laws and values
A country with one race and language
A country that excludes immigrants
A nation based only on religion
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What is one risk of extreme nationalism?
Loss of individual freedoms and increased conflict
Increased red flags
Peaceful unification of different groups
Increased tolerance and love for all cultures
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Which of the following is an example of promoting peace through nationalism?
Ignoring minority rights
Starting a war
Closing borders
Using diplomacy and international law
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What does the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) aim to do?
Promote foreign trade
Rebuild old schools
Address the impact of residential schools
Support climate change
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What is ultranationalism?
A mild form of patriotism
Cooperation between countries
Extreme nationalism that promotes one group above all others
Respect for all ethnicities
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Which of the following BEST shows respect for contending loyalties in Canada?
Forcing all provinces to wear the same uniform
Negotiating peacefully with cultural groups
Requiring everyone to eat poutine daily
Ignoring Indigenous land claims
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Which of the following is a contending loyalty?
Loyalty to the same hockey team
Loyalty to your favorite food
Loyalty to your neighbor
Loyalty to religion vs loyalty to a nation
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What happened in Rwanda in 1994 that is linked to ultranationalism?
A civil rights march
A peaceful protest for independence
An international aid program
A genocide between Hutus and Tutsis
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What is a nation-state?
A city with its own language
A business organization
A country with defined borders and a shared identity
A country without a government
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What is the difference between unilateralism and multilateralism?
Multilateralism is a new dance move
Unilateralism is always bad
Uni one nation acting alone multi is cooperation with many
One has more vowels
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Which province has had a major sovereignty movement in Canada?
Mississippi
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Quebec
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Which organization helps maintain global peace and security?
Greenpeace
United Nations (UN)
Walmart
Red Cross
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Why might tied aid be criticized?
It forces the recipient country to buy from the donor
It arrives late for birthdays
It comes wrapped in fancy ribbons
It’s too generous
