MCD6050 Week 9 Lecture Quiz!

What is the significance of the Domesday Book for this week's topic?

• early example of closed government

• early example of government data collection

• early example of scientific racism

• early example of open government

What does the Domesday Book primarily document?

• Historical events

• Family assets and addresses

• Scientific discoveries

• Religious beliefs

How were people no longer seen as a result of the new methods of knowing the nation’s population?

• As individuals with unique histories.

• As a gigantic mass.

• As members of small communities.

• As subjects of the monarchy.

This image is an example of:

• scientific racism

• open government

• closed government

• eugenics

The example in today's lecture from the Nazi Regime used scientific racism to justify:

• persecution of millions of people

• hierarchical system of races

• widespread famine across Germany

• migration and social housing programs

Which continent's nations advocated the use of scientific racism?

• Asian nations

• African nations

• European nations

• American nations

What does the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples aim to protect?

• Economic interests of marginalized populations

• Environmental resources of marginalized populations

• Rights and data of marginalized populations

• Military strategies of marginalized populations

Which global organization is responsible for the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples?

• The World Health Organization

• The United Nations

• The International Monetary Fund

• The World Trade Organization

What is a common issue with data collection about Indigenous people in Australia?

• Data is collected with their full involvement.

• Data is collected without their involvement in the research design.

• Data is never collected.

• Data is always beneficial to them.

What can be a consequence of governments imposing costs on information requests?

• Increased public access

• Reduced transparency

• Improved public services

• Enhanced security