Social 20 Final Review Quiz 1

What is appeasement?

• the state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict

• the policy of remaining outside of international affairs

• the policy of making concessions to a nation's demands as an act to maintain the peace

• to bring about action

Which of the following is a legacy of the Conscription Crisis?

• The beginning of Canadian militantism.

• A division between French-Canadians and the rest of Canada.

• Continued conscription for the Canadian military.

• The implementation of conscription by the American military.

Canadian internment camps held Canadian citizens, according to their heritage, who posed a threat to Canadian safety during WWI and WWII.

• True

• False

Who were the two groups involved in the Rwandan Civil War that led to genocide?

• Turks and Armenians

• Buddhists and the Rohingyas

• Hutu and Tutsi

• Sudanese and the Nilotic people

 One example of when nationalism becomes ultra-nationalism when people move from valuing their own nation and its interests to

• hostility toward other nations 

• valuing all nations equally 

• complete withdrawal from world organizations 

• feeling pride in their shared history

The movement of the 1960s in Quebec characterized by increased secularism and demands for improved social programs and education, was known as the

• "Me" generation

• Impatient Generation

• Green Revolution

• Quiet Revolution

The source is describing characteristics best  associated with

• Supranationalism

• Ultranationalism

• Nationalism

• Totalitarianism

Which of the following would be the long-term consequence resulting from the circumstances described by the source?

• First Nations women would stop marrying non-aboriginal men

• First Nations people would turn to violence as a means of correcting this injustice.

• First Nations people would feel resentment toward the Canadian government and Canada

• First Nations leaders would appeal to the Canadian Supreme Court on the basis that the Indian Act violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Which aspects of national interest does the source most directly refer to?

• Economic Prosperity

• Economic prosperity, security, and safety

• Security and safety, beliefs and values

• Economic prosperity, beliefs and values

The most important national interest that governments are responsible for is

• Ensuring economic prosperity

• Sovereignty and national security

• foreign relations

• protection of civil liberties