Nationalism & Nationalist Loyalties Practice Quiz

Canadians are often divided on how immigrants should fit into Canadian culture. This debate often focuses on the concept of:

• reasonable assimilation

• reasonable adaptation

• reasonable integration

• reasonable accommodation

Canada has a variety of cultures and people from various ethnic backgrounds. Canadians affirming citizens from different cultures to maintain their heritage is called:

• reasonable accommodation

• cultural pluralism

• national integration

• cultural harmony

Which of the sources best illustrates the meaning of cultural pluralism?

• Sources 1, 2, and 3

• Sources 2, 3, and 4

• Sources 1, 2, and 4

• Sources 1, 3, and 4

What is the main idea in Source 3?

• Canadian society wants more immigrants

• Canadian society welcomes people from all corners of the globe

• Canadian should encourage people to preserve their cultural identity

• Canadian society encourages immigrants to assimilate

The most logical conclusion from Source 2 is that:

• immigrants to Quebec should adopt the French language and culture

• immigrants to Quebec should keep their own language and culture

• the Quebec government did not sign the Canadian Constitution

• the Quebec government will not sign the Canadian Constitution in the future

Which of the sources suggests that cultural pluralism is important to Canadian identity?

• source 1

• source 2

• source 3

• source 4

A nation-state MUST have which one of the following?

• physical borders and a sense of belonging

• central government and physical borders

• common culture and language

• common language and central government

What kind of nation is formed when people are united by a common respect for certain political beliefs (i.e. democracy, rights and freedoms, equality) regardless of religion, language, culture or ethnicity?

• spiritual nation

• ethnic nation

• civic nation

• linguistic nation

Nationalism is:

• A strong feeling of loyalty to a nation

• Love for one's country

• The way of life that a people share

• The power to control one's own affairs

Ethnic nationalism is founded on the idea that:

• people agree to live together according to certain laws

• traditions lead to a shared sense of nation

• self-determination is necessary

• one should have political authority to control their own affairs