Social 30-2 RI1 1-16 (odd)

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1. Thomas Hobbes believed that human nature is characterized by all of following EXCEPT

a. fear

b. violence

c. dangerous self interest

d. compassion

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3. What is a collective identity?

a. An understanding of the path your life has taken over time.

b. The idea a person has of him or herself as being unique.

c. What a person shares with others, as part of a larger group.

d. A set of values and beliefs

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5. What is the main reason for government to exist?

a. To tax and spend your money.

b. To take freedom from whomever they please.

c. To provide stability and order.

d. So they can declare war whenever they please.

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7. What was John Locke’s view on human nature?

a. characterized by fear, violence and dangerous self interest

b. believed that people are inherently good and have been corrupted by civilization and society

c. believed that people are rational, intelligent and reasonable

d. believed people work together to achieve a goal

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9. A person wanting rapid and progressive reform of a political system using violence if necessary has been described as

a. Liberal

b. Radical

c. Moderate

d. Reactionary

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11. A radical activist would MOST STRONGLY DISAGREE with the political beliefs of a

a. Liberal

b. Progressive

c. Conservative

d. Revolutionary

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USE THE CARTOON TO ANSWER QUESTION 13:

13. The element of non democratic governments (ie. Nazi Germany and North Korea) most clearly illustrated in the cartoon is

A. economic control.

B. the use of censorship.

C. propaganda.

D. the leadership principle.

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“Culture is a fact that influences our individual and collective beliefs”

15. Using the statement above, culture can be defined as the

a. use of newspapers and the internet to convey information

b. creation of political movements to develop new ways of thinking

c. set of expected behaviors or personal qualities of a specific gender

d. beliefs, customs, practices, and social behaviors of a particular group of people

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“Canadians support bilingualism, multiculturalism and embrace citizens from diverse cultural backgrounds.”

17. This statement is an example of what aspect of Canadian society?

a. immigration

b. racism

c. ethnocentrism

d. pluralism

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19. Some people can buy a house and go on a holiday every year while others struggle to get by from day to day.

a. Beliefs about Human Nature

b. Beliefs about the Structure of Society (Classes)

c. Interpretation of History

d. Visions of the Future

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21. First Nations cultures attempt to mould their members into ideal personalities that show strength both physically and spiritually.

a. Beliefs about Human Nature

b. Beliefs about the Structure of Society (Classes)

c. Interpretation of History

d. Visions of the Future

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23. There are five castes with different rights and privileges in India.

a. Nation

b. Religion

c. Class

d. Relationship to land/ environment

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25. The Parti Quebecois wants Quebec to become a sovereign country and for it to be a master of its own destiny.

a. Nation

b. Religion

c. Class

d. Relationship to land/ environment

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27. “I may disagree with what you have to say but I will defend to the death your right to say it.”

The above quote by Voltaire defends which of the following freedoms or rights?

a. Expression

b. Mobility

c. Association

d. Fair trial

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29. Having family members imprisoned is an extreme form of which value of collectivism?

a. Cooperation

b. Public Enterprise

c. Collective Interest

d. Collective Responsibility

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31. Which of the following terms completes the web on the values of collectivism?

a. risk-taking

b. self-reliance

c. sharing

d. personal wealth

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Use the above diagram to answer questions #33.

33. Which of the nations above most represent the United States?

Nation A

Nation B

Nation C

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35.Should democratic governments invoke emergency measures during times of national crisis? This issue raises the problem of....

A. placing personal freedom before economic equality.

B. restricting executive power rather than judicial power.

C. preserving social control rather than individual rights.

D. redressing human rights violations instead of addressing national goals.

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