Community Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship - Final Exam

Community action primarily aims to:

• Promote competition

• Empower local communities

• Limit citizen participation

• Centralize power

Which of the following is a core value of community action?

• Industrialization

• Profit generation

• Human rights

• Technological innovation

Human rights are considered:

• Privileges of the few

• Earned rights

• Universal and inherent

• Conditional rights

Social equality ensures:

• Unequal access to opportunities

• Discrimination among groups

• Fair treatment of all individuals

• Wealth accumulation

Gender equality promotes:

• Equal pay and work opportunities

• Male leadership dominance

• Female-only projects

• Unequal resource distribution

Participatory development emphasizes:

• Top-down policy enforcement

• Community participation in planning

• Exclusion of local voices

• Centralized decision-making

Which is NOT a principle of social equality?

• Non-discrimination

• Equal opportunity

• Fair resource distribution

• Elitism

Empowerment means:

• Gaining control over life decisions

• Following instructions

• Passive citizenship

• Avoiding responsibility

Which advocacy type focuses on changing national policies?

• Self-advocacy

• Systems advocacy

• Individual advocacy

• Local advocacy

Community profiling is used to:

• Identify individual behaviors

• Understand the nature and needs of the community

• Promote political candidates

• Control local organizations