Final test of GNED 2023 (Daisy Sandal) 1

GNED 105 Final Test: Online December 2021 version Instructions Name- Daisy Sandal Student No.- 301418497 Submit in dropbox as Final Test--just like any other assignment. Have all answers on one page--with your name and student number at the top. Clearly label Parts A, B, C & D so I can read your answer. PART A ： Multiple Choice . 1. Canada’s First Nations lived in traditional groups called __________. a) communal villages b) pueblos c) tribes d) states. 2. The federal and provincial governments agreed--that to limit transmission of COVID-19, people should _______. a) stay home b) report any sick person to police c) leave town d) hoard food . 3. Immigrants who wish to escape great danger are generally called______. a) wildcats b) gold-diggers c ) refugees d) fugitives. 4. The Greenhouse Effect will cause Planet Earth to ______________ a) slow down b) have fewer storms c ) warm up d) none of the above. 5. New immigrants may face unfair treatment called _________. a) push b ) discrimination c) negligence d) potash. 6. Travel & immigration to Canada is controlled by ___________. a) The federal government b) Canada Border Services c) Immigration Canada – a department of the civil service d ) all of the above . 7. In the 1950’s and ‘60’s many city dwellers moved to the ___________. a) coast b) downtown c) Prairies d ) suburbs . 8. Elected members of the legislature are also members of a/an _______. a) Political party b) club c) elite d) conspiracy. 9. Quebec had a brief but scary terrorist rebellion in October 1970 . a) true b) false c) this is only an urban legend d) it was in 1885. 1

10. Many _________immigrated to Upper Canada to settle after the American Revolution pushed them out. a) miners b) settlers c ) Loyalists d) slaves. 11. Canada has a free trade agreement with the U.S. and Mexico. a) true b) false c) undetermined. 12. To enter private property without permission is called_________ a) theft b) tort c) invasion of privacy d ) trespass. 13. Immigration to Canada from Asia became common after _______. a) 1867 b ) 1962 c) 1670 d) 1812. 14. The goal of the government and society is to __________immigrants. a) control b) exploit c ) assimilate d) prohibit. 15. Under the Constitution, the _________government controls immigration. a) federal b) provincial c) civil d) municipal. 16. The Charter of Rights prohibits discrimination against ___________. a) elderly people b) LBGTQ c) immigrants d) all of the above . 17. At the end of a trial, the Judge makes a binding_______. a) decision b) judgement c) precedent d) all of the above. 18. Our government uses Parliament to do two things: decide____and create Laws a) Consumer needs, capital b) Demand, Supply c) policy, laws d) law, elections. 19. Participaction refers to a government program to promote a) democracy b ) fitness c) employment d) social dissent. 20. The issue of women’s rights was made public by the movement called___. a) suffrage b) patronage c) patriarchy d) feminism . 2

D. plaintiff __ B __party to help keep the environment clean E. pollution __H _negotiates collective agreement for workers F .suburbs _ C _work stoppage G. Boomers E____ toxic waste released into the environment H. union _ A_ __union which represents government workers I. Freedom __ G _persons born from 1946-1976 J. holiday pay I Pull Factor for immigrants to Canada Part D: Short Answer Answer just ONE of the following in about 40-60 words (10 mks) 1. Identify one major change in Society in the 1950-2000 period that affected Canadians. Tell how our society changed its attitude or point of view as a result of this. The significant shift towards multiculturalism in Canada during 1950- 2000 period significantly impacted Canadian society. This era saw the adoption of policies promoting diversity, leading to a more inclusive and tolerant attitude towards immigrants, and minority groups. Canadians began celebrating cultural differences , fostering a national identity rather than promoting a more accepting and pluralistic society. This is the one of the major change in society in the 1950-2000 period that affected Canadians. OR… 2. Immigration can be a result of various factors . Explain,referring to at least two of these ‘factors’ which make people immigrate to a country like Canada. 4

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