Social 9 - Chapter 5 Review

What is the definition of a refugee?

• A person who has been forced to leave their home due to persecution

• A person who voluntarily chooses to relocate to another country

• A person who travels for leisure or tourism

• A person who is seeking employment opportunities abroad

What is the primary goal of humanitarianism?

• To alleviate human suffering and promote human welfare

• To promote economic growth and development

• To protect national security and sovereignty

• To foster international diplomacy and cooperation

What does labor force growth refer to?

• The increase in the number of people available for work

• The decline in employment opportunities in a particular sector

• The automation of jobs and tasks

• The outsourcing of work to other countries

Which legislation governs immigration and refugee matters in Canada?

• Immigration and Refugee Protection Act

• Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

• 
  Constitution Act, 1982

• Employment Standards Act

What is the purpose of the Immigration Point System in Canada?

• To assess and select skilled immigrants based on specific criteria

• To maximize the number of immigrants entering the country

• To provide financial support to new immigrants

• To prioritize family reunification

What is the Canada Quebec Accord?

• An agreement granting Quebec more control over immigration policies

• A trade agreement between Canada and Quebec

• A bilateral treaty between Canada and France

• An agreement to promote cultural exchange between Canada and Quebec

What is the Provincial Nomination Program (PNP) in Canada?

• A program that allows provinces to select immigrants for nomination

• A program that provides financial support to provinces and territories

• A program that grants permanent residency to refugees

• A program that promotes international student exchange

Which level of government is responsible for making decisions regarding immigration in Canada?

• Federal government

• Provincial government

• Municipal government

• Indigenous governments

What are the criteria for someone to be granted refugee status in Canada?

• Well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, etc.

• Financial resources and investment opportunities

• Fluency in English or French

• Employment skills and experience

Who has the authority to determine the number of immigrants allowed into Canada each year?

• The federal government

• The provincial governments

• Municipal governments

• Indigenous governments