Social 9 Final Review

Which of the following organization is an NGO committed to preserving the environment?

The normal process of negotiation between a union and an employer is called:

The unelected part of the government:

Who has the most influence as to what is produced in a market economy?

The most general definition of quality of life is?

Which of the following actions would best describe the concept of consumer protection?

What is michif?

Which of the following reasons is immigration an important way to build Canada’s future?

Someone who lives in a riding and is represented by an elected official:

Which of the following is not an economic question?

Most immigrants to Canada tend to settle in each of the following major cities except:

The Young Offenders Act of 1984 was replaced with what current legislation?

Independence as a people, with a right to self-government is referred to as:

This branch of government interprets law:

The right for any political party to hold meetings is an example of freedom of :

Not reporting your income to the government is called:

In a mixed economy, control of the factors of production is shared by:

Which immigration category represents the largest % of immigrants in Canada?

Which kind of law is the “Canada Health Act”?

Which of the following would not be a category found in the Point System for Immigration to Canada?

Serious offences are known as:

This person is the representative of the Crown in Canada:

An annual payment under the Numbered Treaties is:

“We all use Tiger Soap. It may smell strong, but it sure does clean well and everyone uses it” is an example of:

How many points is needed with the points system to qualify for immigration?

The RCMP is an example of a __________ police force.

The role of the prosecutor is to:

Which of the following is not  one of the top 5 first languages of immigrants entering Canada?

The federal government transfers some of the money it collects in taxes to

“United-Midwest Alcohol Gel Sani-Hands Kids Wipe - kills 99% of Germs” is an example of:

A constitution is best described as the

What impact can consumer behaviour have on the environment?

This branch of government puts laws into action:

The setting of rights in the constitution so that they can't easily be taken away is known as:

The right to distribute leaflets or books is an example of freedom of:

Which of the following best describes the health care system in the United States?

Which individual is most likely a member of a “labour” group?

This act sets the rules about advertising. It ensures fair business practices:

The basic rule of economics is:

The Canadian Crown Corporation created in order too help preserve national identity was:

Choose the offence that would not be tried in a criminal court:

The two main American political parties are

Consumer spending plays an important role in:

What do governments collect to pay for social programs?

Human rights were suspended for the third time in Canadian history as a result of what?

Which of the following would not be a possible consequence for a young offender who is convicted of a crime?

The final decision as to whether or not rights have been violated rests with the:

The term “suffrage” refers to:

Why did the Metis fight in the Red River Resistance?

When is Refugee Rights Day in Canada?

In Canada, an individual who is charged is considered:

The Prime Minister of Canada responsible for the entrenchment of rights and freedoms in the Canadian Constitution was:

The guaranteed rights of the Charter can be suspended by a:

Which of the following is not a factor of production?

In what year did the Charter of Rights and Freedoms come into effect?

Which is Canada's only official bilingual province?

The highest court of appeal in Canada is:

in a market economy, production usually increases when:

The belief that ones own culture is superior over all others is referred to as:

The father of the Canadian health system is?

What is the role of the Elder in a sentencing circle?

This branch of government makes laws:

How many ridings are there in Canada?

Each of the following groups holds collective rights EXCEPT:

Approximately how many immigrants currently come to Canada each year?

The focus of advocacy groups like the John Howard and Elizabeth Fry Societies is to: