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An interactive quiz to aid in studying for your Social 10-1 Final Exam
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1
A government which enforces strict obedience and does not encourage individual freedom is:
a multi party system
a constitutional monarchy
democratic
authoritarian
2
One reason for Canada opposing NAFTA (The North American Free Trade Agreement) is because of:
Decreased North American economic production
Increased economic production:
The loss of Canadian jobs to Mexico and the United States
European interference with NAFTA
3
A law that solidified the language rights of French Canadians in Quebec was the:
The Treaty of Versailles
Quebec Act
The Royal Proclamation Act of 1763
Bill 101
4
A flaw with the Universal Deceleration of Human Rights is:
a lack of Social and Economic rights
impacts of Western Rights
the lack of freedom of expression
that it does not consider cultural relativism
5
which theme of globalization relates most directly to the following source?
sustainable prosperity
historical globalization
Identity
global citizenship
6
What is the diff between fixed and floating exchange rates?
government controlled vs. value found on forign exchange market
Shop owners dictate prices vs. people tell shop owners what they'll pay
No difference- supply and demand impacts all
gold standard vs. depends on country's currency value
7
Which of the following best summarizes the legacies of historical globalization/ imperialism?
Strong influences on modern trends in globalization.
Non-Indigenous peoples need to embrace their role
Modern ideologies have countered the impact of imperialism
First Nations people need to come to terms with the past
8
The cartoonists perspective would most likely support which of the following?
Spirituality
Sustainability
Free Trade
Economic Growth
9
The CRTC is:
The American Television and Radio Censorship Board
The Canadian Television Board
The Canadian Television Censorship Board
The Canadian Radio/ Television Telecommunications Commission
10
An Intergovernmental Organization (IGO) is:
The United Nations
All of the above
The World Bank
intergovernmental organization created by treaties
11
The author of the following cartoon would agree most with which one of the following?
Punitive tariffs are restrictive to economic globalization
The world is better and safer without Trump
Placing taxes on imports is good
Placing taxes on imports is necessary to protect from americanization
12
The perspective demonstrated in the source would best be described as:
Supporting economic growth
supporting transnational corporations
Supporting sustainability
Supporting resource development
13
Marshall McLuhan said that ppl across the world are becoming one large community interconnected by technology- this is?
A Global Village
Immigration
Multiculturalism
NATO
14
What happens when you blend two or more cultures to form a new one
Culture blending
Absorption into the more dominate culture
Divided ethnic, regional and political loyalties
Cultural hybridization
15
which concept is most directly related to the following source?
homogenization of popular culture
cultural assimilation
hybridization
ethnocentrism
16
Free Trade is known as:
trading with few restrictions
globalization
economic globalization
Implementing tariffs
17
What is demonstrated in this source?
Netflix stomping on a tiny man.
All of the above
Canadian content being crushed by an American media-services provider
American content being prioritized on radio and television
18
An economy is defined as:
A political system
A government system
The United Nations
the wealth of a country based on the market
19
Political, Social and Cultural control over a non-dominant group is:
Imperialism
Homogenization
Assimilation
Historical Globalization
20
The level of material comfort as measured by the goods, services and luxuries is known as:
Quality of Life
Americanization
Standard of Living
Globalization
21
Which of the following is not one of the main 3 types of Globalization?
Social
Religious
Economic
Political
22
What issue with globalization is addressed by the following source?
global climate change
economic disparity
increasing consumer costs
modern slavery
23
A very negative aspect of Transnational Corporations is:
The acquisition of child labor
The ability to provide a job for those who may not have had
The profit a company generates
Consumer satisfaction
24
An economic system based on free markets, private ownership of business, and profit motive is:
Capitalism
Globalization
Communism
Fascism
25
The perspective of this source would best be described as:
Supporting privatization
Against sustainability
Against privatization
Supporting sustainability
26
_______________ includes standard of living as well as non-material things:
Quality of Life
Economic Globalization
Capitalism
Sustainable Prosperity
27
The demise of the Beothuk included:
European diseases
Firearms
Starvation
All of the above
28
The Human Development Index is described as:
Right to an education
Right to an acceptable standard of living
Right to a long and healthy life
All of the Above
29
A financial institution that provided billions for European nations following war is:
The International Monetary Fund
UNICEF
The World Bank
The Bank of America
30
The five dimensions of globalization include:
Political, Economic, Technological, & Cultural
Political, Economic, Technological, Cultural & Environmental
Political, Economic, Technological, Social & Environmental
Political, Economic, Authoritarian, Social & Environmental
31
Respect for diversity of language, beliefs, traditions, values, religions is known as:
Discrimination
Pluralism
Multiculturalism
Assimilation
32
The high degree of conflict in Africa has a root cause in the
struggle to obtain resources in resource poor Africa.
geographical and climatic changes in Africa
social policy of racial segregation called 'apartheid.'
political/social/economic impacts of historical imperialism
33
An activist is:
A person believing strongly in political and social change
An authoritarian
A prejudiced opinion
A trouble maker
34
This is brought about by globalization & leads to mixed results in terms of its effect on collective identity.
Cultural Contact
Communication
Individual Identity
The United Nations
35
Eurocentric practices, like mercantilism and colonization, are largely recognized as forces of:
contemporary globalization
historical globalization
economic relationships
social relationships
36
The starting point for the WTO was known as what organization?
European Union
NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)
General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs (GATT)
G8
37
Globalization is BEST defined as:
world trading markets
the world’s citizens being increasingly connected/dependent
trade between organizations
community based organizations
38
Students were forced to live at the residential schools they attended because:
Teachers did not want students to forget their work at home
First Nations parents wanted the children to live at school
First Nations children wanted to live at school
Most First Nations children lived very far away
39
Assimilation is defined as:
Cultural and social practices being acquired forcefully
Agreeing to a specific form of government
Learning cultural and social practices by choice
Choosing one's cultural practices
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The perspective of the source would best be described as:
Against sustainability
Against trade liberalization
Supporting trade liberalization
Supporting transnational corporations
