WorksheetsSS 20-2 Unit 1 exam
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 3hrs 50mins
Which of the following statements does not belong in the definition of nation?
A nation is a people who feel a sense of belonging together.
The word nation comes from the Latin word meaning “people” or “race.”
A nation needs a defined geographic region.
A nation is a people who want to control their own destiny.
Ethnic nationalism can divide people into “us” and “them.” This can lead to:
intolerance and conflict
a lack of patriotism
a multi-nation state
diversity and peaceful coexistence
The Third Estate declared themselves the National Assembly and swore the Tennis Court Oath
because the king wanted to:
stop opposition to his rule that was growing in France
prevent the Third Estate from abolishing all privileges
ignore their demand for more votes in the Estates General
arrest all members of the Third Estate
Civic nationalism is based on
racial and ethnic uniformity.
the sharing of descent and ancestry.
support for monarchy and loyalty to a dynasty.
the common values and ideals of a political community.
A legal and constitutional concept that requires Canadian public institutions to adapt to the religious and cultural practices of minorities as long as these practices do not violate other rights and freedoms is called
justified action
reverse discrimination
reasonable accommodation
accountability doctrine
Events of the French Revolution
1. Parisians storm the Bastille.
2. Louis XVI calls a meeting of the Estates General.
3. France adopts the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen.
4. Delegates swear the Tennis Court Oath and declare a National Assembly.
5. King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette are tried and executed.
Which of the events marked the beginning of the French Revolution?
1
2
3
4
The power to control one’s own affairs may be called sovereignty or
engagement
decisiveness
self-determination
nationalistic control
Which of the following is an essential feature of a civic nation?
People share the same ethnic background.
People agree to shared laws
People follow the same religion
People speak the same language
The Oka crisis may best be described as a situation where
loyalties came into conflict
racism created compromise
ethnocentrism led to peaceful negotiations
geographical boundaries restricted the ability to travel
“Every nation has a creation story to tell.” With these words, Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper began his speech to 15 000 people — dignitaries, soldiers, students, and civilians — who had gathered in France on April 9, 2007, for a ceremony rededicating the Canadian National Vimy Memorial.
For many Canadians, the Battle of Vimy Ridge is Canada’s creation story because, for the first time:
Canada, not Britain, made the decision to enter a major war.
Canadian troops demonstrated their superior skills in leading an invasion.
Canada’s national anthem and national flag were used to motivate the troops.
Canadian Soldiers Fought under a Canadian Commander
Non-nationalist loyalties are defined as
loyalties that are linked to culture
loyalties that are not tied to a the concept of a nation
the wide array of loyalties that form a person’s identity
individual identities that are part of a nation’s collective identity
The statement “I am an Albertan” indicates that the speaker has a:
national loyalty
regional loyalty
cultural loyalty
religious loyalty
The best example of Patriotism is;
Burning a flag during a protest
Expressing love for one's country
Leaving a country for push reasons
Which of the following is an understanding of nationalism
Language
culture
relationship to land
all of the above
none of the above
Many factors in France in the 1800s lead to the people of France to up rise. Famine, poverty and rigid class structures all lead to the;
Reconciliation
Revolution
Retribution
What was the term for the growing middle class French? *
The proletariat
The bourgeoisie
The common folk
True or False; A person who wishes Quebec to become politically separate from the rest of Canada are called "sovereignists".
True
False
