Unit 6 20-2 review quiz

What does the term "Alienation" refer to in a social context?

• The process of integrating into society

• The feeling of being included in a group

• The feeling of being left out or on the outside

• The act of moving to a different country

What is the primary focus of "Bilateralism"?

• Agreements between three or more countries

• Agreements between two countries to solve mutual issues

• Domestic policies within a single country

• Unilateral decisions by a country

Which of the following best describes "Domestic Policy"?

• International agreements and treaties

• A plan of action for a government's internal affairs

• Policies focused on foreign diplomacy

• Economic policies only

What is the purpose of "Equalization Payments" in Canada?

• To increase taxes in more prosperous provinces

• To ensure public services are less available to Canadians

• To distribute federal tax revenues to less prosperous provinces

• To fund international ventures

What is the stance of "Federalists" regarding Quebec in Canada?

• Support for Quebec's independence

• Belief that Quebec should remain a Canadian province

• Indifference to the political status of Quebec

• Support for Quebec's exclusion from Canada

What does "Foreign Policy" generally involve?

• Domestic social policies

• Decisions about a government's internal economic issues

• A government's decisions about its relations with other countries

• Policies related to domestic law enforcement

What principle does "Internationalism" emphasize?

• Isolationism of nations

• Collective responsibility and respect for nations in global challenges

• Bilateral agreements only

• Economic independence of nations

Which organization is an example of "Multilateralism"?

• The United Nations

• Federal government of Canada

• Local community groups

• National sports leagues

What does the "Responsibility to Protect" policy entail?

• The UN's duty to intervene in countries that protect their citizens well

• The UN's obligation to protect people in countries violating human rights

• Nations' responsibilities to protect their economic interests

• Individual responsibilities in protecting personal property

What is the role of a "Royal Commission" in Canada?

• To oversee educational reforms

• To establish new provinces

• To examine complex issues and recommend solutions

• To manage provincial budgets