Outcome 11-13

Question 1

the ability to do something or act in a particular way

Answer 1

power

Question 2

the ability to force people to do something out of fear or threat of punishment

Answer 2

hard power

Question 3

the ability to persuade or influence people to do something voluntarilyy

Answer 3

soft power

Question 4

the study of the rights and responsibilities of citizenship

Answer 4

civics

Question 5

a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people

Answer 5

privilege

Question 6

an advantage given to some people as a result of effort or achievement

Answer 6

earned privilege

Question 7

an advantage people have based solely on their social class, gender, physical abilities, geographical location, or other attributes

Answer 7

unearned privilege

Question 8

having fewer advantages, privileges, and opportunities than most people

Answer 8

underprivilege

Question 9

the absence or lack of fairness and justice

Answer 9

injustice

Question 10

treating people equally without favoritism or discrimination

Answer 10

fairness

Question 11

rule by the people, a form of government in which all eligible members of a country or state participate equally

Answer 11

democracy

Question 12

is a social psychological phenomenon that refers to cases in which individuals do not offer any means of help to a victim when other people are present

Answer 12

bystander apathy

Question 13

taking action to bring about political or social change

Answer 13

activism

Question 14

to give public support to a cause or point of view

Answer 14

advocate

Question 15

to give money, goods, or services for a cause

Answer 15

donate

Question 16

to inform others and raise awareness of the need for change

Answer 16

educate

Question 17

to let others know your opinion or point of view about an issue

Answer 17

communicate

Question 18

to raise public concern about an issue in the hope of prompting action

Answer 18

agitate

Question 19

someone who is informed about social issues and engaged in working to improve his or her community, province, territory, or country

Answer 19

active citizen

Question 20

the refusal to comply with certain laws considered unjust, as a peaceful form of political protest

Answer 20

civil disobedience

Question 21

a form of activism based in the belief that harming other people or using violent tactics of any kind is unnecessary and counterproductive

Answer 21

non-violence

Question 22

the refusal to accept or comply, or the use of force or violence to oppose someone or something

Answer 22

resistance

Question 23

to deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something, especially for political or military advantage

Answer 23

sabotage

Question 24

an action involving deliberate destruction of, or damage to, public, or private property

Answer 24

vandalism

Question 25

the use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims

Answer 25

terrorism

Question 26

a legal or natural entitlement to have, say, or do something, which may or may not be based in law

Answer 26

right

Question 27

rights believed to belong to every person from birth; they do not come from law

Answer 27

human rights

Question 28

the rights given to a person by a legal system

Answer 28

legal rights

Question 29

the principle that all citizens should share the same rights

Answer 29

equal rights

Question 30

an unwillingness to accept views, beliefs, or behaviour that are different from one's own

Answer 30

intolerance

Question 31

an opinion formed beforehand that is not based on facts or actual experience

Answer 31

prejuidice

Question 32

hostility or ill treatment toward an individual or group, especially based on radical, political, or religious differences

Answer 32

persecution

Question 33

the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation

Answer 33

genocide

Question 34

a document written by a committee of the united nations and adopted in 1948 that states the rights that everyone in the world should have

Answer 34

universal declaration of human rights

Question 35

an intergovernmental organization made up of 193 member states that was formed in 1945, shortly after world war ll

Answer 35

united nations

Question 36

the practice of treating a person or group of people unfairly

Answer 36

discrimination

Question 37

rights that can be enjoyed as long as no one interferes to take them away

Answer 37

negative rights

Question 38

rights that may require concrete action on the part of others

Answer 38

positive rights

Question 39

the part of the canadian constitution that sets out the rights and freedoms of canadians

Answer 39

canadian charter of rights and freedoms

Question 40

contained in the canadian charter of rights and freedoms, it legally allows the government to limit the charter rights of an individual in ways that are reasonable and justified in a "free and democratic society"

Answer 40

limitations clause

Question 41

contained in the charter of rights and freedoms, it allows provinces to temporarily override charter rights far up to five years

Answer 41

notwithstanding clause

Question 42

are a generally regarded set of legal protections in the context of a legal system

Answer 42

fundamental rights

Question 43

a freedom of everything but following the rule of law

Answer 43

democratic rights

Question 44

is established into the charter and it won't change unless someone has a problem with it and brings it to court

Answer 44

mobility rights

Question 45

every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to the equal protection and equal benefit of the law

Answer 45

equality rights

Question 46

concerning the individual and collective right to choose the language or language for communication in a private or public atmosphere

Answer 46

language rights

Question 47

collective rights which flow from aboriginal peoples continued use and occupation of certain areas

Answer 47

aboriginal rights

Question 48

laws proposed or enacted by the federal government of canada

Answer 48

federal legislation

Question 49

laws proposed or enacted by provincial or territorial governments for their jurisdictions

Answer 49

provincial legislations

Question 50

the rights held by a group

Answer 50

group rights

Question 51

the indigenous peoples of north america with canada, they compromise the first nations, inuit, and métis

Answer 51

aboriginal peoples

Question 52

a political term used to describe and protect the unique character of the province of quebec with canada

Answer 52

distinct society

Question 53

the right of a nation or people to govern themselves and handle their own affairs without outside interference

Answer 53

self-determination

Question 54

the most good for the greatest number while treating all involved with dignity and respect

Answer 54

common good

Question 55

the study of how groups of people make decisions about how to live together and govern themselves

Answer 55

politics