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Social Studies 9 Chapter 5
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If you are involved in actions against a democratic government you may be refused entry.
True
False
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Which of the following is a way Canada tried to discourage immigration?
Head Tax
Health requirements
Canada-Quebec Accord
Point System
3
What resulted from the Singh Decision?
All of the above
Canada established the Immigration and Refugee Board
Canada provides immigrants with necessities of life
People can claim refugee status once in Canada
4
Immigrants equally moving to various parts of the country.
False
True
5
Immigration _________ says who is allowed in Canada, but_________ sets the procedures.
stats, policy
law, policy
policy, law
categories, demographics
6
Where do most immigrants to Canada settle?
Toronto, Grande Cache, Quebec
Canada, USA, Mexico
Regina, Yellowknife, Whitehorse
Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver
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What is an issue that arises from immigration based on economic factors?
People are picked to fill shortages, but don't obey the law
Fluent in many languages, they cannot find jobs
People are highly motivated, but do not qualify in points
They are well education and often in low-skilled jobs
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How does immigration involve Aboriginal peoples?
All of the above
Canada should fill labour shortages with Aboriginals
As one of Canada's first people, they should be consulted
Issues in FNMI communities should be fixed before immigrants
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What is the provincial nomination program?
Provinces nominate people to live in cities
Provinces nominate people to exile
Provinces nominate people for jobs
Provinces nominate a percentage of immigrants each year
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When can health disqualify someone from immigrating to Canada?
When their health puts little demand on health services
When their health could put Canadians at risk
When they have a condition that protects the public
When they are pregnant
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In the past, what kind of immigrants did Canada favour?
People from Canada
People from Asian countries
People who could speak English
People with British ancestry
12
What is not considered in the point system?
Experience
Race
Age
Education
13
I speak French, I speak Englsh but I never went to college this equals 25 points. Who am I?
An Economic Immgrant
A Refugee
A Family Class Immigrant
An Asylum Seeker
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The highest percentage of immigrants come from which category?
Other
Family Class
Refugee
Economic Immigrant
15
What is the immigration and refugee protection act?
A prehistoric document.
It was created in 2002.
Rules for refugees.
Establishes categories of who can come to Canada.
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The Canada-Quebec Accord helps to...
Quantify multiple communities
Discourage English immigrants
Promote Francophone identity
Assimilate First Nations
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What is a goal of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act?
Support the development of Anglophone communities.
Disunite families in Canada.
Share the benefits of immigration across Canada.
Ensure Canada only get's immigrants from good places.
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In our history Chinese immigrants had to pay an extra fee to immigrate. It was called?
controlled tax
head tax
head cheese
CPP tax
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The _______ system was put into place to see if people had skills needed in Canada's workforce.
paint
dot
point
power
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___________ has to do with characteristics of populations.
Stampedes
Policies
Demographics
Obituaries
21
Labour force growth can be defined as?
<p>Number of people who can work.</p>
Number of people under 18 years old that are working.
<p>Number of people who are out of work.</p>
Number of people working outside of Canada.
22
The Canadian Government and the provinces can work together on immigration through what?
Provincial Nomination Program
Provincial Employment Program
Federal Employment Program</p>
Federal Nominee Program
23
Canada has always had fair and non-descriminatory immigration policies in place.
False
True
24
The name of the law that guides the government on immigration is called?
The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
The Immigration Act
The Residents of Canada Act
The Immigration and Asylum Act
25
What is the largest category of immigrants coming into Canada?
Refugees
International
Family Class
Economic Immigrants
26
What is the main language immigrants to Canada speak?
English
French
Spanish
Portugese
27
I am on this land and have a right to state my case. This refers to what event?
Singh Decision
Status Decision
Constitutional Decision
<p>Refugee Decision</p>
28
Because of the Canada-Quebec Accord, Quebec can...
All of the above
Require immigrants to send their children to French schools
Kick out Angolphone immigrants
Force all immigrants to learn French
29
What is immigration?
Canada's recruitment policy.
Canadians visiting the USA
The process of people moving to a new country
When people leave their city.
30
The law is the law, current events do not affect our immigraiton policies.
False
True
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Why does Canada want immigration?
We need it for labour force growth.
We don't want to be racist.
Because we like a variety of cultures.
We want countries to think we are nice.
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Refugees are:
Spouse and relatives of people in Canada
Skilled workers and business people
People allowed in under exceptional circumstances
People escaping persecution
