social notes Flashcards
(130 cards)
adject poverty?
etereme poverty in which an individual lives on less then $1 per day
Aboriganal healing foundation?
a way of thinking that values the group more than the idivedual, and views all things as inerconnected.
Aboriganial Healing Foundations?
a foundation created as a result of the royal commission on aboriginal people.
aboriginal rights?
the right of the first nations and inuit/meti pople in canada.
aboriginal self-goverment?
first nations, metis, and inuit groups making their own decisions regarding their economy.
adam smith?
the father of capitalism.
adherenc to collective norms?
faithful observance of the norms or standards imposed omn member sof the group.
altruism?
unselfishness and a focus on the needs of others.
anti-terrorism act?
a law passed by canadas parliment in respnce to 9/11
anti-war movment?
an orginized campaign against war.
assimulation?
the process whereby ethnic or cuklural groups adopt the culture of a dominant group and are abosorbed into this society.
authoritrian political systems?
political systems in which all decisions related to governing the state are made by a small group.
beliefs?
religon,gender,world view.
bolshviks?
memebers of a wing of the russian social-demoratic workers party.
bourgeoisie?
a french word that refers to thre social-democratic workers party.
brinkmanship?
international behaviour or foreign policy the takes a country to the brink of war.
canadian charter of rights and freedoms?
a document entrenched in the consititutional act 1982, describes fundementl rights
capitalist economy?
an ecomnomy that operates with limited goverment intervention.
capitalism?
an economic system based on free market
censorship?
restricting freedom of expression or fredom of acsses to ideas or works.
centrally planned economy?
economic based on public ( state) ownership of property.
citizinship?
membership by birth or naturlization in a society, community, or country.
civil disobedience?
international, public refusalto obey a law.
class system?
the division of a society into different classes of people, usually based on income or wealth