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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved Local Government Provincial Charter Of Rights Athens Iroquois Confederacy Skills $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Round 2 Final Jeopardy Scores
© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $100 Three types of Local Government are: a.Urban, provincial, federal b.Urban, rural, provincial c.Urban, rural, aboriginal Three types of Local Government are: a.Urban, provincial, federal b.Urban, rural, provincial c.Urban, rural, aboriginal
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 I have an issue with garbage pickup. I need to contact: a. Local government b. School board c. Provincial government I have an issue with garbage pickup. I need to contact: a. Local government b. School board c. Provincial government
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $300 Parents can influence decisions about internet blocking in schools by contacting : a. Councillor b. Mayor c. Reeve d. School trustee Parents can influence decisions about internet blocking in schools by contacting : a. Councillor b. Mayor c. Reeve d. School trustee
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $400 Place these events in the correct order for the election: a. Returning officer announces winner b. Campaigning begins c. Nomination forms must be submitted d. People who can vote go to a polling station a.a,b,c,d b.B,c,d,a c.C,b,d,a
© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $400 Place these events in the correct order for the election: a.Returning officer announces winner b.Campaigning begins c.Nomination forms must be submitted d.People who can vote go to a polling station Answer-Order for a Local Election C,B,D,A Place these events in the correct order for the election: a.Returning officer announces winner b.Campaigning begins c.Nomination forms must be submitted d.People who can vote go to a polling station Answer-Order for a Local Election C,B,D,A Scores
© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $500 Which are responsibilities for local government? a.Highways and environment b.Health care and ambulances c.Street lights and transit d.Fire protection and education Which are responsibilities for local government? a.Highways and environment b.Health care and ambulances c.Street lights and transit d.Fire protection and education
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $100 The lieutenant governor of Alberta is responsible for which of the following? a.Debating in the legislative assembly b.Organizing political parties c.Giving royal assent to bills (signing bills) d.Signing petitions The lieutenant governor of Alberta is responsible for which of the following? a.Debating in the legislative assembly b.Organizing political parties c.Giving royal assent to bills (signing bills) d.Signing petitions
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 Which is the responsibility of the provincial government? a.City parks b.Creating bylaws c.RCMP d.Health care Which is the responsibility of the provincial government? a.City parks b.Creating bylaws c.RCMP d.Health care
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $300 To vote in a provincial election A.Live in Canada for 6 months and 18 or older B.Live in Alberta and 18 or older C.Live in Alberta for 6 months and 18 or older D.Canadian citizen and 21 or older To vote in a provincial election A.Live in Canada for 6 months and 18 or older B.Live in Alberta and 18 or older C.Live in Alberta for 6 months and 18 or older D.Canadian citizen and 21 or older
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$400 What is the order for the provincial election? a.Candidates (political parties) campaign b.Lieutenant governor dissolves government c.Polling stations are set up/eligible voters go vote d.Candidates winning the majority in their constituency win What is the order for the provincial election? a.Candidates (political parties) campaign b.Lieutenant governor dissolves government c.Polling stations are set up/eligible voters go vote d.Candidates winning the majority in their constituency win a.D,c,a,b b.B,a,c,d c.B,c,a,d d.A,b,c,d
© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $400 a. Candidates (political parties) campaign b. Lieutenant governor dissolves government c. Polling stations are set up/eligible voters go vote d. Candidates winning the majority in their constituency win Order—b, a, c, d a. Candidates (political parties) campaign b. Lieutenant governor dissolves government c. Polling stations are set up/eligible voters go vote d. Candidates winning the majority in their constituency win Order—b, a, c, d Scores
© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $500 In order to be premier in Alberta you must: a.Run as a separate candidate and have people vote for you b. Win the opposition seat as MLA c.Be leader of the political party that wins the majority of seats d.Be an independent MLA running in your constituency In order to be premier in Alberta you must: a.Run as a separate candidate and have people vote for you b. Win the opposition seat as MLA c.Be leader of the political party that wins the majority of seats d.Be an independent MLA running in your constituency
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $100 The Charter and Rights of Freedom guarantees Canadian citizens does not guarantee: a.Mobility and freedom of religious rights b.Right to say anything and do anything c.Equality rights and language rights d.Legal and democratic rights The Charter and Rights of Freedom guarantees Canadian citizens does not guarantee: a.Mobility and freedom of religious rights b.Right to say anything and do anything c.Equality rights and language rights d.Legal and democratic rights
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 Canada’s Democracy is based on: a. representation, consensus, equity, voting b. justice, consensus, representation, rights and freedoms c. rights, justice, representation, freedoms d. justice, equity, freedoms, representation Canada’s Democracy is based on: a. representation, consensus, equity, voting b. justice, consensus, representation, rights and freedoms c. rights, justice, representation, freedoms d. justice, equity, freedoms, representation
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $300 In the Canadian city of Mapleville, an election has just been held and some new city councillors have been elected. One of the new councilors is a quadriplegic man – he is in a wheelchair and has no use of his arms or legs. Following the election city hall underwent some renovations to install an elevator and other special equipment. They feel the quadriplegic councilor is being given special treatment and it is a poor use of taxpayer dollars. Which of the following statement about this situation is most accurate? A)The city council can do what it likes with it's money and the city hall building, and does not have to have the permission of the residents of Mapleville. B)The Canadian Charter of rights and Freedoms guarantees “ democratic rights” so you can use tax dollars what ever way. A)The quadriplegic councilor is not getting special treatment because the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees 'equality rights' for citizens at all levels of government, which include accommodating those with disabilities.. In the Canadian city of Mapleville, an election has just been held and some new city councillors have been elected. One of the new councilors is a quadriplegic man – he is in a wheelchair and has no use of his arms or legs. Following the election city hall underwent some renovations to install an elevator and other special equipment. They feel the quadriplegic councilor is being given special treatment and it is a poor use of taxpayer dollars. Which of the following statement about this situation is most accurate? A)The city council can do what it likes with it's money and the city hall building, and does not have to have the permission of the residents of Mapleville. B)The Canadian Charter of rights and Freedoms guarantees “ democratic rights” so you can use tax dollars what ever way. A)The quadriplegic councilor is not getting special treatment because the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees 'equality rights' for citizens at all levels of government, which include accommodating those with disabilities..
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $400 One of the rights guaranteed to Canadians under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is the 'freedom of expression,' or the right to obtain, seek or share information without the fear of censorship or limitation. In simpler terms, the above is another way of saying, in Canada you have the freedom to: A) express your thoughts provided they are not false or damaging to others. B) express your thoughts in private, but not in public in case others do not share your perspective. C) say anything you want, anywhere you want to say it. D) insist that others agree with your ideas and views. One of the rights guaranteed to Canadians under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is the 'freedom of expression,' or the right to obtain, seek or share information without the fear of censorship or limitation. In simpler terms, the above is another way of saying, in Canada you have the freedom to: A) express your thoughts provided they are not false or damaging to others. B) express your thoughts in private, but not in public in case others do not share your perspective. C) say anything you want, anywhere you want to say it. D) insist that others agree with your ideas and views.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $500 Why is the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms entrenched in the Canadian Constitution? a. Make sure rights and freedoms are protected for Canadians b. Allows any government to make their own rules c. Provinces can change rights by the constitution d. Local governments can use the Canadian Constitution Why is the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms entrenched in the Canadian Constitution? a. Make sure rights and freedoms are protected for Canadians b. Allows any government to make their own rules c. Provinces can change rights by the constitution d. Local governments can use the Canadian Constitution
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $100 During the period that Athens was governed as a direct democracy, the social structure of Athens is best shown by which of the diagrams? a. b. During the period that Athens was governed as a direct democracy, the social structure of Athens is best shown by which of the diagrams? a. b.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 The class at the top of the social structure in ancient Athens can best be described as: a.Metics. b.Citizens. c.Wealthy nobility d.Soldiers and members of the military.. The class at the top of the social structure in ancient Athens can best be described as: a.Metics. b.Citizens. c.Wealthy nobility d.Soldiers and members of the military..
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $300 Which of the following is the most significant difference between ancient Greek democracy and modern Canadian democracy? A) In ancient Greece, the government was elected by the people. B) In Canada, the political party that receives the majority of the votes wins the right to govern. C) In ancient Greece, political decisions were based on discussion and consensus. D) In ancient Greece, women did not have the right to vote. Which of the following is the most significant difference between ancient Greek democracy and modern Canadian democracy? A) In ancient Greece, the government was elected by the people. B) In Canada, the political party that receives the majority of the votes wins the right to govern. C) In ancient Greece, political decisions were based on discussion and consensus. D) In ancient Greece, women did not have the right to vote.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $400 Fact Sheet positions are chosen through a lottery system. each citizen can only serve two times. Nigel found the fact sheet shown above on the floor by his desk. After reading the fact sheet, he knows he should return it to the group in his class who is studying the: A) Assembly. B) Social Structure of the City-State of Ancient Athens. C) Council of 500. D) Citizens of Athens. Fact Sheet positions are chosen through a lottery system. each citizen can only serve two times. Nigel found the fact sheet shown above on the floor by his desk. After reading the fact sheet, he knows he should return it to the group in his class who is studying the: A) Assembly. B) Social Structure of the City-State of Ancient Athens. C) Council of 500. D) Citizens of Athens.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $500 A metic was a term used to describe a: a. young man who has not yet finished his military service and is not yet considered an adult member of Athens society. b. person living in Athens who is owned by a citizen of Athens or who has been captured by the Athens military as a prisoner of war. C. free resident of Athens born outside of Athens or to parents not themselves born in Athens. A metic was a term used to describe a: a. young man who has not yet finished his military service and is not yet considered an adult member of Athens society. b. person living in Athens who is owned by a citizen of Athens or who has been captured by the Athens military as a prisoner of war. C. free resident of Athens born outside of Athens or to parents not themselves born in Athens.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $100 Who is responsible for announcing the decision? a. Mohawk b. Seneca c. Onondaga Who is responsible for announcing the decision? a. Mohawk b. Seneca c. Onondaga
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 The Grand Council of the Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) Confederacy could best be described as a: A) Healing Circle. B) Representative Democracy. C) Example of Native Justice. D) Direct Democracy The Grand Council of the Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) Confederacy could best be described as a: A) Healing Circle. B) Representative Democracy. C) Example of Native Justice. D) Direct Democracy
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $300 Lauren is giving an oral presentation to her Grade 6 Social Studies class about different ways of making decisions. Brad arrives at class late and enters the room a few minutes after Lauren has started her presentation. Brad hears Lauren say: "... using this method requires that people must act in the best interests of all people, be open minded, compromise and listen to one another.“ Brad realizes that Lauren is talking about: A) creating a confederacy. B) using consensus as a decision making method. C) conservative style politics. D) how a clan system works. Lauren is giving an oral presentation to her Grade 6 Social Studies class about different ways of making decisions. Brad arrives at class late and enters the room a few minutes after Lauren has started her presentation. Brad hears Lauren say: "... using this method requires that people must act in the best interests of all people, be open minded, compromise and listen to one another.“ Brad realizes that Lauren is talking about: A) creating a confederacy. B) using consensus as a decision making method. C) conservative style politics. D) how a clan system works.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $400 The wampum belt shown in the photo above was used by the Iroquois to do: A)To show social status of an Iroquois man. B)To record wars of the Iroquois Confederacy. C) To identify the speaker during meetings of the Grand Council. D) To record oral history and treaties of the Iroquois Confederacy The wampum belt shown in the photo above was used by the Iroquois to do: A)To show social status of an Iroquois man. B)To record wars of the Iroquois Confederacy. C) To identify the speaker during meetings of the Grand Council. D) To record oral history and treaties of the Iroquois Confederacy
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $500 Heyoka has a role of great importance in Iroquois society. Heyoka is considered by the Confederacy to be a leader, teacher and caretaker of the Great Law of Peace. Heyoka plays an important role in the affairs and welfare of the people, clan, nation and Confederacy. Given this information, Heyoka is mostly likely a: A) Chief. B) Clan Mother. C) Warrior. D) Wampum Keeper. Heyoka has a role of great importance in Iroquois society. Heyoka is considered by the Confederacy to be a leader, teacher and caretaker of the Great Law of Peace. Heyoka plays an important role in the affairs and welfare of the people, clan, nation and Confederacy. Given this information, Heyoka is mostly likely a: A) Chief. B) Clan Mother. C) Warrior. D) Wampum Keeper.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $100 A town council is considering to establish a bylaw that would restrict snowmobiles from operating within the town limits. Various residents of the town have strong opinions on whether or not they should pass this bylaw. Anna will be forming a lobby group to protest this bylaw if it is implemented. The activity the group would most likely be involved in is : A) Calling an election B) Organizing a rally C) Driving their snowmobiles within the town limits D) Creating a law to be very careful when driving their snowmobiles around traffic or people A town council is considering to establish a bylaw that would restrict snowmobiles from operating within the town limits. Various residents of the town have strong opinions on whether or not they should pass this bylaw. Anna will be forming a lobby group to protest this bylaw if it is implemented. The activity the group would most likely be involved in is : A) Calling an election B) Organizing a rally C) Driving their snowmobiles within the town limits D) Creating a law to be very careful when driving their snowmobiles around traffic or people
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 Students cannot participate in which of the following: A) Organize a meeting and invite all sides of the issue to come and talk B) Create a petition and have students and adults sign it C) Create posters and signs for a rally to be held at city hall D) Organize a special election so they can vote Students cannot participate in which of the following: A) Organize a meeting and invite all sides of the issue to come and talk B) Create a petition and have students and adults sign it C) Create posters and signs for a rally to be held at city hall D) Organize a special election so they can vote
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $300 Although 11 year old Ben is not old enough to vote, he belongs to the 'Save Our River' community action group and often e- mails his MLA (Member of Legislative Assembly) about his concerns about the future of his town's river. Ben is: A) wasting his time because, as a child, his opinion is not valued because he cannot vote.. B) participating in democracy by making his views and concerns known. C) protecting his rights and freedoms. Although 11 year old Ben is not old enough to vote, he belongs to the 'Save Our River' community action group and often e- mails his MLA (Member of Legislative Assembly) about his concerns about the future of his town's river. Ben is: A) wasting his time because, as a child, his opinion is not valued because he cannot vote.. B) participating in democracy by making his views and concerns known. C) protecting his rights and freedoms.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $400 Which of the following can be considered a primary source?( use primary sources to interpret historical events and issues) a.Comic book b.Photograph c.Novel d.Atlas Which of the following can be considered a primary source?( use primary sources to interpret historical events and issues) a.Comic book b.Photograph c.Novel d.Atlas
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $500 Which best describes collective identity? a.Sense of belonging to a community or group, established and strengthened through common characteristics and interests. b.agreement through a process of consultation, in which all parties affected by a decision have equal power and equal voice c. Group of qualified voters. Which best describes collective identity? a.Sense of belonging to a community or group, established and strengthened through common characteristics and interests. b.agreement through a process of consultation, in which all parties affected by a decision have equal power and equal voice c. Group of qualified voters.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 The principles of fairness and equity that are today reflected in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms have their roots in which of the following historical agreements? A) Treaty of La Grande Paix de Montreal, 1701 B) Treaty of Paris, 1763 C) Statute of Westminster, 1931 D) The Canada Act, 1982The principles of fairness and equity that are today reflected in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms have their roots in which of the following historical agreements? A) Treaty of La Grande Paix de Montreal, 1701 B) Treaty of Paris, 1763 C) Statute of Westminster, 1931 D) The Canada Act, 1982
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $800 The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects the individual rights and freedoms of Canadian citizens. Your "individual rights" are best described as rights: A) you are entitled to as a person. B) given to individuals on a case by case basis. C) from which you may chose one that you feel protects you and your interests best. D) that a group of individuals are all granted because they, as a group, have special claim to those rights. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects the individual rights and freedoms of Canadian citizens. Your "individual rights" are best described as rights: A) you are entitled to as a person. B) given to individuals on a case by case basis. C) from which you may chose one that you feel protects you and your interests best. D) that a group of individuals are all granted because they, as a group, have special claim to those rights.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $1000 In Canada, the rights of groups like the Aboriginal and First Nations, as well as speakers of the French and English language are protected because : A) Their individual freedoms are guaranteed the Supreme Court of Canada. B) The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms grants rights to all Canadians and all Canadians have roots in English, French or Aboriginal groups. C) These groups have collective rights which are guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. In Canada, the rights of groups like the Aboriginal and First Nations, as well as speakers of the French and English language are protected because : A) Their individual freedoms are guaranteed the Supreme Court of Canada. B) The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms grants rights to all Canadians and all Canadians have roots in English, French or Aboriginal groups. C) These groups have collective rights which are guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 The social structure of the ancient city-state of Athens is often described as having 'no social mobility.' This meant that: A) People were not allowed to enter or leave Athens without permission from the government. B) Citizens could move from one social class to another, but did not have to move into a different area of Athens. C) People could not move from one social class to another. D) Social class or status was not an important part of life in Athens because in a democracy all people were given a voice and seen as equals. The social structure of the ancient city-state of Athens is often described as having 'no social mobility.' This meant that: A) People were not allowed to enter or leave Athens without permission from the government. B) Citizens could move from one social class to another, but did not have to move into a different area of Athens. C) People could not move from one social class to another. D) Social class or status was not an important part of life in Athens because in a democracy all people were given a voice and seen as equals.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $400 The status of a resident of the city-state of Athens depended the most on: A) How much money you or your family had. B) The social class you were born into. C) The position your family held in the government of Athens. D) How much land you or your family owned. The status of a resident of the city-state of Athens depended the most on: A) How much money you or your family had. B) The social class you were born into. C) The position your family held in the government of Athens. D) How much land you or your family owned.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $800 During the period that Athens was governed as a direct democracy, the social structure of Athens is best shown by which of the diagrams? a. b. During the period that Athens was governed as a direct democracy, the social structure of Athens is best shown by which of the diagrams? a. b.
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© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved $200 The type of decision making process is: a.Majority rule b.Minority rule c.Consensus d.Treaties The type of decision making process is: a.Majority rule b.Minority rule c.Consensus d.Treaties
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