I didn't finish the lecture/presentation today, so I'll have to pick it up on Thursday. Don't forget that you have your Sovereignty Unit Final tomorrow. This will be a challenging test, so please make sure that you have studied for it!
- Sovereignty Unit Final is tomorrow, November 8th
- WWI/WWII Research Projects are due on Monday, November 13th
We went over yesterday's "Industrialization and Ideologies" Unit Final for most of the class.
- Chapter 10 Questions will be checked tomorrow
- "Imperialism in Action" booklets are due tomorrow, November 8th
- Imperialism Unit Final is on Monday, November 13th
23 comments:
I forgot to ask today in class, how many questions are on the sovereignty final tomorrow
for the aims and objectives of foreign policy, would that be the methods of forgein policy in the powerpoint?
What is Sovereignty?
Hay mr. G
I was just woudering if the Sovereignty test tomorrow would be multiple choice or is it a written answer test? Will we get the whole class to writh the test or ouly part?
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I forgot to ask today in class, how many questions are on the sovereignty final tomorrow
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About 65 questions. I think that I drop a couple of questions off the test.
for the aims and objectives of foreign policy, would that be the methods of forgein policy in the powerpoint?
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Aims and objectives are goals of foreign policy, what we want to achieve and strive for. Aims and objectives/goals would be things like quality of life, social justice, peace and security. Methods of foreign policy would be how you achieve your goals. Do you use clandestine actions?
What is Sovereignty?
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Yikes!
Sovereignty can be defined as relating to a nation-state's independence (having control of domestic and foreign affairs), international recognition of the nation-state's boundaries and territories by other nation-states. Please review the very first PowerPoint presentation entitled "Canadian Sovereignty".
Hay mr. G
I was just woudering if the Sovereignty test tomorrow would be multiple choice or is it a written answer test? Will we get the whole class to writh the test or ouly part?
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It's all multiple choice, and you get as much time as you need to complete the test.
hey mr g
do we need to memorize dates
also whats is a nationhood is that the same as a nationstate?
also are the BNA act of 1867 the same as the consitutional act of 1867 if so why the various names?
do we have to know the methods of foreign policy?
mr g,
this might be aa stupid question, is there anything on fr/eng relations on this test?
i dont get what the notwithstanding clasue is? do we have to know this for the test?
what was the cold war?
is internationalism the same as bilateralism except that it includes all or most countries?
what exactly do we need to kno about the acid rain issue?
hey mr g
do we need to memorize dates
also whats is a nationhood is that the same as a nationstate?
also are the BNA act of 1867 the same as the consitutional act of 1867 if so why the various names?
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Typically, I have years in my PowerPoint presentations. There are no questions on the final that ask you "When was VE-Day?" It's good to know the order in which events happened though.
The BNA Act (1867) is the same thing as the Constitution Act (1867). When the constitution was patriated ("brought home" from England) it was renamed retroactively. Don't confuse it with the Constitutional Act of 1791 though.
do we have to know the methods of foreign policy?
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That would be helpful.
mr g,
this might be aa stupid question, is there anything on fr/eng relations on this test?
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The only connection that you might see is over something like the conscription issue.
what was the cold war?
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I sent you a presentation on this topic, it's called "Canada's Role in the Cold War". In that presentation there is a definition of what "cold war" means.
is internationalism the same as bilateralism except that it includes all or most countries?
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Internationalism is the spirit of international cooperation, at least the way Canada defines it. I think you're referring to multilateralism, so many nations working things out together, which is part of internationalism.
what exactly do we need to kno about the acid rain issue?
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Here's questions you should be able to answer:
What is acid rain? What causes it? Have Canada and the US worked out any agreements about acid rain? For this test there might be one or two questions about it.
i dont get what the notwithstanding clasue is? do we have to know this for the test?
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I don't seem to remember any questions about it on this test. For your final exam most definitely. Possibly for your Rights and Responsibilities Unit Final. I'll explain it more in detail when we talk more about government and rights and responsibilities.
what was the agreement btw canada and the us concerning acid rain called? i cant seem to find it in my notes
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