What is Civics?
What Makes a Good Citizen?
What are Social Issues?
What Type of Government?
What is Democracy?
100

Set by law but are duties citizens agree to fulfill or should fulfill

Responsibilities

100

What makes a good citizen? Provide 3 characteristics.

Purposeful, Informed, Active
100

Social issues happen when people in your community have everything they need for a healthy and independent life. True or false?

False

100

What type of government best describes Canada?

Democracy and Monarchy
100

Where did democracy first emerge?

Athens, Greece

200

A person’s moral or legal entitlement to have or do something

Rights

200

Which characteristic of a good citizen do the following items below best describe?

  • Develop beliefs & values based on your understanding of a democratic society

  • Develop a social conscience

  • Feel that you have a civic duty


Purposeful

200

Identify 3 stakeholders (discussed in class) that work together to solve social issues. 

Government, Businesses, and Community Organisations (charities or NGOs)

200

Which of the following statements is not in keeping with democracy?

a.  Citizens should have rights and freedoms

b. Educating citizens is important

c. Citizens should accept the principles of autocracy

d. Citizens should have personal freedoms as well as a sense of group responsibility

C

200

Democracies favour the majority, true or false?

True

300

The absence of necessity, coercion, or restraint in choice or action

Freedoms

300

Which characteristic of a good citizen do the following items best describe?

  • Inquiry & research issues, watch/read the news on your own

  • Collaboration, discuss with others

  • Work with others to achieve a goal

  • Get involved in the community



Active

300

Identify the social issue: The state of being extremely poor.

Poverty

300

Identify the type of government: Power is in the hands of a few influential individuals.

Oligarchy

300

The Greek term 'Demos' means...

People

400

Someone who is by birth or naturalization a legal member of a nation and who, as a result, has the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.

Citizen

400

A decision making system that has the power to make laws and direct the affairs of a country, province, or municipality.

Government

400

Identify the social issue: The condition of not having access to sufficient food, or food of an adequate quality and nourishment, to meet one's basic needs.

Food insecurity

400

Identify the type of government: Government owns and runs everything in the “name of the people.”

Communism

400

The Greek term 'Kratos' means...

Force or Power

500

The study of how public decisions are made on issues that are important to the whole community.

Civics

500

A society of different groups with a range of beliefs and values, which can influence political life.

Pluralistic Society

500

Where is Canada on the Human Development Index? Provide a specific number.

16

500

Identify the type of government: In ancient Egypt, the pharaoh was believed to be the offspring of the sun god, Ra.

Theocracy
500

No one is above the law is also described as... 

Rule of Law