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Social 10-1 Review Version 2
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Social Studies 10-1 Alberta social 10-1
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1
Why do diseases spread so much quicker in today's world?
Sanitary conditions are worse
Diseases have developed into super bugs
There are more people in the world
More travel and farther and faster
2
Selling a public service to a company so that the service is no longer owned by the government:
Economic growth
Privatization
Knowledge Economy
Subsidies
3
The establishment of large plantations in Central and South America initiated the:
Use of indentured labour
Use of new technology
Introduction of new crop varieties
Slave labour
4
What is collective identity?
Belonging to a nation
Having the same nationality as someone
A group to which a person belongs and identifies.
The connections we have with people
5
While some hail Columbus as a hero, others see him as an invader. This is an example of what?
Legacy
Colonial
Indenture
Annihilation
6
Wages of workers in Central and South America are very low because of
Lack of union protection
The availability of child labour
Competition between corporations
A shortage of labour
7
The mandate of the CRTC is primarily to produce and distribute TV, radio and films that:
Support Aboriginal culture
Promote tourism in Canada
Represent biculturalism
Tell Canadian stories
8
The policy of European countries to dominate, claim, and possess another nation is known as:
Imperialism
Ethnocentrism
Mercantilism
Eurocentrism
9
One effect of residential schools was:
Ability to learn Can. and FN perspectives in a positive way
Aboriginal people moved from reserves to cities
Strong Aboriginal ties to their language was created
A loss of culture and identity
10
The ability of the earth to provide the resources necessary to meet people's needs:
Resource Gap
Stewardship
Sustainability
Bioproductive Area
11
The abolition of slavery in Britain was accomplished by:
BNA Act of 1867
Emancipation Act 1833
American Revolution
Industrial Revolution
12
The separation of the population in South Africa is known as:
Genocide
Apartheid
Enemy aliens
Segregation
13
What is NOT an example of homogenization?
The Metis creating a new nation
Sesame Street in different languages
American Idol franchise in different countries
American pop music available around the world
14
What is NOT one of the forces of globalization?
Communication
Trade
War
Transportation
15
How does coltan relate to global identity?
Coltan is a metal mined in the DRC and in all cell phones
Coltan is a type of coffee that is grown in Rwanda
Coltan is used in cell phones and is mined in the USA
Coltan is mined in the DRC and destroys the mountain gorilla
16
What is NOT a reason the Inuktitut language is in danger?
Children are not taught it
Schools have textbooks available in the language
No books are available in the language
No media has the language
17
Some people believe that trading partners:
Are less likely to go to war
Create less dependence on one another
Can resist market upheavals
Too often resort to war to resolve their differences
18
How do the Lubucon Cree affirm their identity?
Fought the government of Canada for total rights
Decided to join another Aboriginal nation
Decided to get the oil on their own
Tried to correct Treaty 8 and receive royalties
19
Ideas and information spread for the purpose of achieving a specific goal is called:
Ethnocentrism
Acculturation
Accomodation
Propaganda
20
Which of the following is NOT being used to address the legacies of war in Rwanda?
Gacaca Court system
Revitalizing the coffee industry
Support of international organizations like UBUNTU
Re-establishing the diamond and rubber industries
21
Unemployment rose, reducing demand even more, with more production cuts, and even less jobs.
This was the Great War
This was the Roaring Twenties
This was the Great Depression
This was the Russian Revolution
22
The gap that separates people who do and do not have access to technology is called:
Globa North vs Global South
Digital Convergence
Technical diversity
The Digital Divide
23
What is an example of a transnational corporation?
Wal Mart
AOB
Roots Canada
The Canadian government
24
Responsibility for historical globalization in Rwanda is shared by:
Belgium and Germany
Belgium and France
Germany and Britain
Britain and France
25
What is NOT a category that Human Development Index are calculated on?
Longevity of life
Standard of Living, or GDP
School enrolment and adult literacy
Unemployment rates
26
CTV Globemedia is an example of what?
Negative Media
Media Concentration
Types of Communication
Media Convergence
27
Individuals are free to make their own decisions with little interference from the government.
This is a mixed Economy
This is Communism
This is democracy
This is Capitalism
28
One reason ship breaking is located in developing countries is to take advantage of:
Human Rights obligations
Maritime controls
Advanced Labour Laws
Limited environmental regulations
29
The area of the earth's surface necessary to sustain the level of resources you use and waste:
Resource consumption
Use of hectares
Ecological footprint
Biodiversity
30
The goal of the Kyoto Protocol is to encourage countries to:
Adapt to climate change
Develop hybrid crops for greater yields
Reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Develop alternative fuel sources
