Enduring Issues day 1 review

The word "enduring" refers to:

• Surrendering

• Changing

• Continuing or long lasting

• Short lived

An Enduring Issue can best be defined as a

• challenge or problem that society has faced and debated only at one moment in time.

• challenge or problem that society has faced and debated across time.

• a hardship that is faced by a society, but is never solved and/or improved over time.

• a hardship that society faced, but solved over time.

What does significant mean?

• skeptical

• minor

• important

• insignificant

Which enduring issue involves basic rights and freedoms and inequality?

• Conflict

• Power

• Human Rights Violation

• Innovation

Which enduring issues deals with relationships and communication with other people; trade is an excellent example of this issue

• interconnectedness

• innovation

• impact of ideas and beliefs

• environmental impact

Which enduring issues deals with not having enough of something

• innovation

• power

• conflict

• scarcity

Serious disagreement or argument between individuals, groups or nations could be which Enduring Issue from the image above?

The Enduring Issue of "Discrimination /Inequality"could be defined as...

• when individuals/groups are treated fairly.

• when people are forced to assimilate (adopt traits) of the another race/culture.

• when one person or group has more power or resources than others.

• when people have equal access to goods and services.

competition; war; resistance; invasion; power struggles; disputes (power/land/religion/ resources)

These are an example of...

• desire for power

• impact of ideas or beliefs

• inequity

• conflict

climate change; the impact of boundaries (political/physical); access to water; the impact of climate/ weather

These are examples of...

• need for & impact of innovation

• impact of interconnectedness

• environmental impact

• population growth