Social 30: Ch. 9 Part 1 Quizizz

Liberalism is collectivist.

• True

• False

What does it mean when we say we are imposing liberalism on someone?

• We're forcing others to adopt our beliefs on democracy.

• We're forcing them to adopt certain indv. rights & freedoms.

• We are forcing others to become more individualistic.

• All of the above.

What was the key difference between First Nation and European ideologies when they first met?

• The First Nations were more collectivist & the Europeans were more individualistic.

• The First Nations were more individualistic & the Europeans were more collectivist.

• Both the First Nations and the Europeans were individualistic.

• Both the First Nations and the Europeans were collectivist.

Many problems with treaties in Canada are a result of the conflicting ideologies of Aboriginal communities and the European settlers in regards to public versus private property.

• True

• False

The Indian Act tried to assimilate First Nations through..

• residential schools

• banning ceremonies like the Potlatch

• making it so First Nation women would lose their Indian status if they married a non-status person

• all of the above

In Canada the government tried to get rid of the First Nations' collective rights by making it easy for First Nations to lose their Indian status.

• True

• False

How did the Metis see scrip?

• As an attempt to impose liberalism by treating them like individuals rather than a group.

• As an attempt to recognize their culture and values.

• As an attempt to impose liberalism by making them adopt democracy.

• As an attempt to make up for the poor treatment they recieved in residential schools.

Imposing liberalism on Aboriginals in Canada improved their overall quality of life.

• True

• False

Based on these examples, should we impose liberalism on other people?

• Yes, always

• Not in this case, but in other situations yes

• No, never