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which understanding of nation supports the position that Tibet can appropriately be called a "nation" because of the peoples' desire for self-government?
Which understandings of nation look at the shared ideas of a group of people who have the same language and way of life?
which understanding of nation supports the idea that nations result from the sense of isolation created by physical barriers such as mountains, oceans, and deserts?
Jewish people are dispersed throughout the world. Which understanding of nation helps to explain their sense of nation?
ethnic nationalism divides people into us and them. in extreme cases, this is dangerous because it can lead to...
"the same person can be, without any contradiction, an american citizen, of caribbean origin, with african ancestry, a christian...."
the excerpt BEST provides support for the conclusion that...
"every nation has a creation story to tell...."
for many Canadians, the battle of Vimy Ridge is Canada's creation story because , for the first time...
(chart with arrows about ethnic and civic nationalism)
which question BEST describes the content of the chart?
(aspects of nation chart)
the aspect of a nation that supports the conclusion that nationhood has the potential to be constructive or destructive is...
which additional aspect of a nation could be added where the question mark is to complete the illustration?
(kind of nation chart)
what kind of nation is identified by these characteristics?
this kind of nation is MOST likely to have a...
which statement BEST describes Canada's relationship to this kind of nation?
(action and motivation chart)
which action and motivation are incorrectly paired?
the motivation that BEST completes the chart is...
(factors that shaped french nationalism list)
factor 3 (the french monarchy loaned money to revolutionaries fighting britain for independence) can be categorized as an...
the two factors with a common category are...
(comic w/ 2 people on a peasant)
the group from french society at the time that would MOST strongly agree with the message conveyed in the cartoon is the...
the cartoon focuses on an injustice that was a direct result of...
which negative outcome was a result of quebec's adoption of bill 101?
the government's use of royal commissions to address complicated issues is weakened because...
a common feature of the oka crisis (1990) and the James Bay and Northern Quebec Settlement (1975) was that the...
the PRIMARY motivation for Quebec passing bill 101 was to...
in 1990, the federal government ruled that the Sikh RCMP officers are allowed to wear their turbans on the job. many Canadians objected because the change compromised the RCMP uniform as a national symbol. this objections fails to acknowledge that Sikhs...
sources 1 (about immigration's effects towards host country) and 2 (patriotism) best address which question?
with which statement would the authors of source 1 and 3 (Canada has never been a melting pot, more like a tossed salad) MOST likely agree?
how would the authors of source 1 and 2 respond to source 3?
(inuit cartoon)
this cartoon appeared as a response to...
which of the following examples is NOT focused on foreign policy?
which view or belief concerning national interest is false?
most historians believe that the treaty of Versailles imposed on Germany after WW1 was based on...
many contemporary international issues involving the Middle East can be traced back to...
(Stephen Harper cartoon and poll)
which statement about the sources are the most accurate?
(kofi annan quote)
according to the source, when citizens think about their country's national interest, they need to pay more attention to...
if the canadian government was to put kofi annan's suggestion into action, it would...
(Woodrow Wilson and League of Nations sources)
source 5 (comic of wilson) is MOST consistent with the view expressed in...
the cartoonist in source 1 (muzzled dog) ignored the fact that...
(sources about the military role in Afghanistan)
which concern about Canada's involvement in Afghanistan is NOT addressed by the sources?
source 2 (poll) indicates that most...
source 1 (military cartoon about democracy) and 2 (poll) supports the conclusion that...
"Gavrilo Princip shot Archduke Ferdinand...."
the given statement suggests the main for the assassination was to promote...
in deciding to adopt a policy of appeasement towards fascist dictators, the British and the French governments largely ignored...
some people believe that nationalism becomes ultranationalism when people move from valuing their own nation and its interests to...
which of the following actions would be the LEAST compatible with the principles and goals of the Soviet Union under Josef Stalin?
during the inter-war years, the political goals of Nazi Germany were similar to those of Fascist Japan in that both countries...
one of the main reason why the Germans accepted Nazism was the...
one of the main reasons Chamberlain used appeasement was to resolve the crisis created by Hitler's takeover of the Sudetenland was the...
sources 1, 2 and 3 suggest that the purpose of propaganda is to...
the messages presented in these sources would have the least effect on people who were...
the leagues proposal to deal with aggression was...
genocide is most likely to occur in countries that have a...
some people argue that the UN's response to the critical situation in Rwanda in the mid 1990's was a colossal failure because it...
ethnic cleansing as implemented by the Serbs in the former Yugoslavia was an act of...
the Manhattan Project and the subsequent nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki provide evidence that...
there is considerable optimism that crimes against humanity are going to be less prevalent in the future. which reason for increased optimism is false?
the victims to the Hutu's were the...
source 3 (picture of woman and child in front of bomb remnants) disputes the claim that...
Canada's membership in NATO is motivated by a desire for...
the international response to the tsunami that hit SE Asia in 2006 is evidence that nations are often motivated to act by the need to...
by joining the EU nations engage in...
which organization involves the world community working together to promote global economic stability?
what kind of approach does the WHO have?
borders between countries create...
in democracies, individuals and groups can influence foreign policy using a variety of legal and effective methods. these methods include all EXCEPT...
governments sometimes refuse to take an internationalist approach to solving problems because internationalism can mean...
international law, as it applies to treaties, agreements, and UN resolutions...
why was the outright ban on landmines proposed by the united nations convention on inhumane weapons ineffective?
what is NOT a way that countries can promote internationalism?
the use of economic sanctions is controversial because...
