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Social 10 and 20 Review of first unit.
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National-self determination is
The right to rule your own political affairs
The right to seek your own independence
The right to rule your own personal vote
Become a Communist Nation-State
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An Anti-Nationalist would say
They are against a common identity and nationalism
They are neutral to a common identity and nationalism
They are for a common identity and nationalism
They don't care about anything
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"I believe laws should adhere to what the greater public decides"
Democracy
Civic Nationalism
Religious Nationalism
Ethnic Nationalism
4
"I believe that bilingualism is a key value of a Canadian society"
Ethnic Nationalism
Religious Nationalism
Civic Nationalism
Linguistic Nationalism
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Nationalism is .....
A heroic idea
An individualistic idea
A collective idea
Paramount to social, economic and cultural to identity
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What is a purely collectivist action?
Paying Taxes
Teaching
Voting
Donating Goods
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The United Nations upholds
democratic rights for children
democratic rights for people
civil rights for people
civil rights for children
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Ethnic Nationalism can be scary because
It promotes research on ancestry
It divides people into us and them by colour
It promotes religion
It promotes common voting
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The main priority of the UN is
Peacemaking
Human Rights Issues
Peacekeeping
Creating treaties for economic trading
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An Ultra-nationalist would say
They would do anything to defend the state
Individualism is the best pursuit for a nation
The state comes before all
They party ultra hard
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The Arctic is appealing to Canada because
It is geographically up for grabs
It is part of our sovereign nation-state
It is part of our national-identity
Resources exist there that are valuable
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Quebec wants to be
Self-Determined
Sanctioned
Sovereigntist
Socialist
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The difference between peacekeepers and peacemakers is...
neither group can use force
Peacemakers can use force
are part of the Canadian Army
Peacekeepers can use force
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Canada maintains its standard of living through
Electricity
Flat Line Taxation
Running Water
Progressive Taxation
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Human rights ...
are a part of the Canadian Constitution
are alienable
reasonable accommodation depending on who wants them
are applicable to first world countries
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Canada's sliding tax scale is called
Progressive Nationalism
Progressive Income
Progressive Liberalism
Progressive Taxation
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"I believe people should bend their rules to help religion thrive"
Religious Nationalism
Civic Nationalism
Ethnic Nationalism
Reasonable Accommodation
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The UN now has
194 countries
193 Countries
192 countries
195 Countries
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Examples of sovereignty include
Quebec, Arctic and Croatia
Quebec, Arctic and Montenegro
Quebec, Arctic and Yugoslavia
Quebec, Arctic and Serbia
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Bill 101 was put in to protect...
French people's liberal values
French sovereignty and political authority
French people's linguistic nationalism
French people's right to vote
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What does Oppose mean?
Go For
Go Against
Vote
Try hard
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Yugoslavia was a great example of
Competing Political Tensions
Competing Civic Tensions
Competing Ethnic Tensions
Competing Cultural Tensions
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Canada decides taxes on
overall income of everyone in the household
job status
relationship status
overall personal income
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A nationalist believes
National goals should take priority over your individualism
You should function in accordance with your nation-state
Everyone should be individualistic in pursuit of a nation
National interests are only sometimes okay
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Yugoslavia was...
A former democratic socialist state
A former religious institution
A country made up of 6 republics (provinces)
6 provinces trying to become a country
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Every province can...
Has to be the same politically
Be different on the spectrum as long as their are democratic
Has to be politically agreed on by a referendum
Has to conform with Conservative values
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Can nationalism be extreme or negative?
Yes- when Nation-states make their own decisions
Yes- when democracy exists
Yes- when you think you're better than others
Yes- when provinces have some autonomy
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How does nationalism shape a nation state?
The creation of religious affiliations for everyone
The absence of feeling or willingness for oneself
The borders give a spot on a map
The creation of a civic loyalty and common identity
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What is nationalism?
A common sense of belonging to a group
A sense of individualism
A feeling of pride in oneself
A sense of partisan in a nation
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By definition Sovereignty is ...
the right to seek independent national authority
the right to seek independent political authority
Religious nationalism in pursuit of justice
Contributes to national authority in civics
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Inalienable Rights means...
Rights are granted to whoever, despite gender, religion etc.
Rights are upheld by police
Rights are granted to Canadian Citizens
Rights are granted through Charters
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"Even though I am adopted, I celebrate the traditions of my family"
Civic Nationalism
Ethnic Nationalism
Linguistic Nationalism
Religious Nationalism
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"I believe that it is wrong to extract oil from the sands in Alberta"
Ethnic Nationalism
Relationship to Land
Geographic nationalism
Civic Nationalism
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"Bill 101 ensures that you must be served in French first"
Ethnic Nationalism
Reasonable Accommodation
Linguistic Nationalism
Civic nationalism
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Fascism is ...
Theoretically different from Communism but not really
The polar opposite individualism
Allows for individual choices but no capitalism
Values capitalism but not liberalism
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All of the following are challenging to a united nationalism except:
Multiculturalism
Regionalism
Language
Belief in Democracy
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An example of religion nationalism is... *I didn't teach you this ...yet.. good practice
Tensions in Canada
Tensions in Palestine and Isreal
Tensions in Jerusalem
Tensions in Southern Peru
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"I believe that my work should be required to give me my religious holidays off"
Linguistic Nationalism
Ethnic Nationalism
Civic Nationalism
Religious Nationalism
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What are the main characteristics of democratic socialism?
Government who focuses on army and individual freedoms
Liberalism, High Taxes and Government and Individual freedom
Liberalism, low taxes and Government and individual freedom
Government making decisions for the betterment of everyone
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"Defend the Lawn" is a _____ statement.
Civic Nationalist
Linguistic Nationalist
Ethnic Nationalist
Regionalist
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Which nationalism is based on shared beliefs and values
Civic
Ethnic
Ultranationalism
Patriotic
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Which loyalties are affirmed by the National Anthem?
British
Aboriginal
French
Asian
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A nation is NOT helped by which one of the following?
Ethnic diversity
Shared Religion
Common Language
Similar traditions and customs
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In order to have a national identity a nation must have...
Local Events
loyalty to France or Britain
Awarness of International events
A common sense of belonging
