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WorksheetsChapter 3 Exploring Collectivism
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Faithful observance of the norms or standards imposed on members of a group as a condition of membership in the group. These norms can relate to conduct, values, or appearance.
a)
Communism
b)
Crown Corporation
c)
Adherence To Collective Norms
d)
Socialism
2.
The set of goals or ideals that members of an group pursue together and that will benefit the group as a whole, rather than benefiting any one individual in the group.
a)
Collectivism
b)
Collective Interest
c)
Collective Responsibility
d)
Crown Corporation
3.
A group's responsibility for the actions of all of it's individual members, as well as the idea that individuals have a responsibility to the group that is greater than their individual responsibility.
a)
Collective Responsibility
b)
Crown Corporation
c)
Public Property
d)
Collectivism
4.
The wants or wishes of a group of people
a)
Collective Interest
b)
Collective Will
c)
Social Contract
d)
Human Interdependence
5.
An ideology that places the needs and goals of the collective, or group, before those of any individual member of the group, and is based on a belief in the interdependence of human society
a)
Socialism
b)
Crown Corporation
c)
Collective Interest
d)
Collectivism
6.
The good of a community something that benefits the public health, safety, and/or well-being of society as a whole
a)
Communism
b)
Co-operation
c)
Common Good
d)
Collectivism
7.
An ideology based on the belief that the oppressed working class must overcome its property-owning oppressors through revolution, so that together they can work towards becoming a classless society in which property is owned by the community and all people share in the production of goods and in the benefits of production (at which point, in theory, no government is needed)
a)
Economic Equality
b)
Common Good
c)
Communism
d)
Human Interdependence
8.
People working together to accomplish common goals, a principle emphasized by collectivist ideologies
a)
Collective Interest
b)
Socialism
c)
Co-operation
d)
Public Property
9.
Companies owned by Canadian federal or provincial governments, which are formed to serve the common good
a)
Co-operation
b)
Economic Equality
c)
Crown Corporation
d)
Collective Responsibility
10.
Government-owned land, which is often rented or leased to individuals or companies for profit
a)
Collective Will
b)
Collectivism
c)
Crown Land
d)
Communism
11.
A principle common to collectivist ideologies, which can have different meanings depending on the person ot the ideology. Government may try to foster economic equality trough tax policies and by ensuring that all people earn equal wages for work of similar value.
a)
Public Property
b)
Crown Land
c)
Crown Corporation
d)
Economic Equality
12.
The idea that individuals do not live their lives in isolation, but rather depend on on another in many ways.
a)
Co-operation
b)
Human Interdependence
c)
Collective Will
d)
Collective Responsibility
13.
Anything not privately owned by individuals. Generally speaking, public property is owned by the state or the community, managed according to the best interests of the community.
a)
Communism
b)
Crown Corporation
c)
Public Property
d)
Collective Responsibility
14.
An understanding (written or non-written) whereby each individual of a society agrees to be governed so that he or she may gain the benefits of living in that society
a)
Collectivism
b)
Crown Corporation
c)
Social Contract
d)
Economic Equality
15.
An ideology based on the belief that collectivist values, such as collective responsibility, collective interest, cooperation, economic equality, adherence to collective norms and public property, should be the foundation for political, economic and social life.
a)
Socialism
b)
Economic Equality
c)
Collective Interest
d)
Public Property
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