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End of year #socialstudies review
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1
What method is used to spread biased information and ideas?
Scapegoating
Propoganda
The internet
Speakers
2
What is the official policy of Canada that promotes cultural pluralism?
Cultural appropriation
Multiculturalism
Bilingualism
The Diversity Act
3
What event caused the US to enter WWII?
Pearl Harbour
Nagasaki
WWI
Hiroshima
4
What is voluntary balkanization?
The forced separation of ethnic groups
Policy of a country responding to events on its own
The separation of people with similar values
the art of shaping language to influence thoughts
5
What was one of the first events of the French Revolution?
The Tennis Court Oaths
harsh weather conditions
the rise of Napoleon
The storming of Bastille
6
Killing members of a distinct ethnic or religious group is known as
war crimes
genocide
crimes against humanity
a very bad thing
7
What is one failed attempt at supranationalism
Treaty of Versailles
EU
Kyoto Protocol
NORAD
8
Who came up with UN peacekeeping?
Lester B. Pearson
Lester C. Pearson
Allan Gotlieb
Pierre Trudeau
9
What was the motto of the French Revolution?
Freedom, equality, fertility
Equality, liberty, fertility
Liberty, equity, fraternity
Liberty, equality, fraternity
10
How is Canada practicing reasonable accommodation?
Sikh RCMP officers wearing their turbans
Changing street names to honour Indigenous peoples
Including vegan choices in menus
Creating more spaces for larger families
11
What is self determination?
patriotism
Controlling your own affairs
a collective group
isloation
12
Which Canadians were interned during WWII?
Chinese
Russians
Japanese
Koreans
13
"An attack on one is an attack on all" is the basis for what organization?
NATO
NORAD
EU
UN
14
What policy led to WWII?
Death of an international leader
Appeasement
Treaty of Versailles
Japan's isolationism
15
Peacekeepers look to
be sent to conflict zones without permission
keep peace
keep enemies apart until a crisis is negotiated
use force for reasons other than self defence
16
Why does Quebec want to gain sovereignty?
To help foreign affairs
To affirm their identity as a distinct cultural group
To slowly take over Canada and the world
To become isolationists
17
How is national unity envisioned in society?
through names
all of the above
through institutions
through symbols
18
What is the Kyoto Protocol?
An attempt to stop deforestation
An attempt to help the economy
An attempt to help countries in crisis
An attempt to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
19
In what years did the Quebec referendums take place?
1980 and 1995
1985 and 1990
1997 and 2012
1867 and 1938
20
What is one way that internationalism benefits nations?
Fulfillment of self esteem needs
Humanitarian aid
Creation of new states
Poverty
21
What are contending loyalties?
Canada's loyalty to Britain and France
A loyalty that is not embraced within the nation
The rights to self determination
Loyalties that compete with each other
22
What are the UN, La Francophonie, and Commonwealth of Nations an example of?
Defence organizations
Humanitarian organizations
Economical organizations
Political organizations
23
What is a civic nation?
a nation based on shared values expressed by law
a united nation
a nation based on isolation
a nation based on religion
24
What is ultranationalism?
An extreme form nationalism
The need to become independent
People loyal to patriarchies
Extreme love towards one's nation
25
Alienation can be a result of
Living with contending loyalties
Being forced to choose one loyalty over another
Acknowledging contending loyalties
Ignoring contending loyalties
26
What are contending loyalties?
ethnic nationalism
loyalties that cause problems for a nation
a problem
multiple values or loyalties that conflict with each other
27
What constitutes a nationalist loyalty?
An idea that is embedded within a nation
A nation that is accepting of all ideaolgies
A nation not accepting any ideaolgies
A nation that explores an idea
28
The EU is an example of
Supranationalism
Isolationism
Internationalism
Nationalism
29
When the government gives more money to certain provinces to equalize public services:
Equalization payments
Free money
Institutions
Responsible government
30
What country was most affected by the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany
Austria
France
Japan
31
What UN organ tries international war crimes?
International Court
International Court of Justice
World Court
Justice Court
32
What are the three aspects of national interest?
security & safety, values & needs, democracy
values, economy, prosperity
economic prosperity, security & safety, beliefs & values
clean water, communism, diversity
33
Who may start scapegoating minorities or people they deem a threat?
Communists
Nationalists
Supranationalists
Ultranationalists
34
The Bloc Quebecois and the Parti Quebecois are examples of:
Loyalists
Federalists
Nationalists
Sovereigntists
35
When developed countries invest in developing countries to strengthen the latter's economy is
Equalization payments
Trickle down effect
Odious debt
Economic sanctions
36
What level of internationalism do the UN and G20 fall under?
Supranationalism
Bilateralism
Multilateralism
Unilateralism
37
What defines territorial waters that extend 22 km from a country's coastline?
International Law and Agreements
International Law of the Sea
International Law on Fishing Waters
International Law of the Arctic
38
What is tied aid?
Aid given to nations with strings attached
0.7% of Gross National Income
Economic prosperity
Aid given to nations in times of need
39
What sparked WWI?
Russia
Nationalism
Someone died somewhere
assassination of Austrian arch duke
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What are the five countries pursing Arctic sovereignty?
USA, Poland, Norway, Denmark, Canada
Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, Canada, Russia
Russia, Canada, Japan, Alaska, Cuba
Canada, USA, Denmark, Norway, Russia
