Social 10
We tied up some loose ends today on our Sovereignty unit. I will be sending you the Chapter 15 questions tonight. You should finish these questions tonight for homework if you didn't finish them in the class time that was given. You will also see the study guide for the Sovereignty Unit Final in this posting. This unit final is on Wednesday, November 8th, I'm sorry that I forgot to mention this in class today.
Study Guide for Sovereignty Unit Final:
1. Key Concepts (you should be familiar with these terms and concepts):
- sovereignty
- independence
- nationhood
- nation-state
- national identity
- intervention
- international relations
- foreign policy
- "middle power"
- global community conflict
- cooperation
- collective security
- political (constitutional) sovereignty (lots of details here)
- territorial sovereignty
- characteristics of a sovereign nation
- nation
- state
- nation-state
- aims of Canada's involvement
- Canadian contributions
- consequences of the war as it relates to Canadian sovereignty
- Imperial War Cabinet's Resolution IX (from textbook and PowerPoint)
- Paris Peace Conference /Treaty of Versailles
- League of Nations
- Statute of Westminster (1931)
- Constitution Act (1982)
- what role did Canada play in WWII?
- Canadian contribution
- Canada's role in collective security arrangements (for example, NATO and NORAD)
- what influences Canadian foreign policy?
- Canadian foreign policy goals/themes
- aims/objectives of Canadian foreign policy
- Canadian involvement in UN agencies
- Security Council/peacekeeping
- military actions: peacekeeping (examples) and peacemaking (examples)
- know the difference between peacekeeping and peacemaking
- Commonwealth
- La Francophonie
- CIDA
- NGOs
- Canada's role in the developing world (foreign aid)
- bilateralism/multilateralism/internationalism
- acid rain issue/global environment
Upcoming Important Dates for Social 10 Students:
- Chapter 15 Questions are due tomorrow (Thursday, November 2nd)
- WWI/WWII Quiz is on Friday, November 3rd
- Sovereignty Unit Final: Wednesday, November 8th
- WWI/WWII Research Project is due Monday, November 13th
Social 20
You wrote your Industrial Revolution Quiz today in class. For the remainder of class time, most of you worked on the African Colonies map assignment. Here are some upcoming important dates that you should be concerned with:
- Ideological Reaction to Industrialization chart is due tomorrow (November 2nd)
- African Colonies map is also due on Monday, November 6th
- Industrialization and Ideologies Unit Final is Monday, November 6th
The following map may help you complete the map assignment:
18 comments:
Can someone tell me the title in the middle of page 306 in Canada: A Nation Unfolding. Someone erased the title from my textbook...
Sure it says "Canada and the World: Trade and Aid".
i can't find any of the people under IMPORTANT PERSONS on the Ideaological Reaction to Industrialization
do i just ignore the names and just descibe ideas about romanticism?
I can probably help you with that... I think you actually don't have to use those people for the other two sections. The names are just there to help us find the right place in the book. I think you just desrcibe the ideas and view of the revolution for that "ism" in general... hope that helps :)
Hey, Mr. G (social 20-3 here) - Cape Colony, Transvaal and the Orange Free State are in the collective Union of South Africa - do we still label them as how they were before they were united, or do something else...?
Thanks.
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hi soc 10-1 on the test on friday should we study the powerpoints moreover then the text book ??
i can't find any of the people under IMPORTANT PERSONS on the Ideaological Reaction to Industrialization
do i just ignore the names and just descibe ideas about romanticism?
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The names are there as guideposts to show you where to look in the text. You can comment on the "-ism" in general, the only distinction that I'm really concerned about is social Darwinism and conservatism, there are some differences there!
Hey, Mr. G (social 20-3 here) - Cape Colony, Transvaal and the Orange Free State are in the collective Union of South Africa - do we still label them as how they were before they were united, or do something else...?
Thanks.
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Look in the index of your textbook under "Boer War" (I hope it's there), and then go to the page where there's a close-up map of South Africa, and you'll see how it should be labelled more clearly. Also the map on the blog tonight should be helpful.
hi soc 10-1 on the test on friday should we study the powerpoints moreover then the text book ??
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All those key terms should be helpful! Don't go back into the textbook, unless you absolutely have to! You can also get a better idea of the context by studying from the PowerPoints.
also i forgot to ask how many power points to study from were there
ww1 part one and part two and one wwII powerpoint
so 3 in total im i right?
thanks
hey mr.g
for our unit final on soverinty what if we know we are not going to be here on that day, when should we write it or come talk to you a.s.a.p
thanks soc-10-1
Where do we find the attitudes towards the Industrial Revolution for the chart?
Social 20-4
Where do we find the attitudes towards the Industrial Revolution for the chart?
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A good place to look for the attitudes is in the powerpoint he sent out to us. Hope that helps ^^
o.o
i don't get what nazism is
I can find some of the attitudes towards the Industrial Revolution in the ppt but some of them aren't there and I can't find them on the internet.
for our unit final on soverinty what if we know we are not going to be here on that day, when should we write it or come talk to you a.s.a.p
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Whenever you're going to be away on the day of an exam it's always best to let me know ahead of time. Make sure it's an excused absence. Then you write it when you come back to class. You never get to write it ahead of the rest of the class.
i don't get what nazism is
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It's the German form of fascism. Hitler modelled his form of fascism after the Italian fascist movement, with some unique twists to it that helped him rise to power in Germany.
soc 10-1
Hello Mr.G may we please have the jeapordy game sent to us
thanks
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