Download UNIT ONE: CIVIC AND ETHNIC NATIONALISM

FINAL EXAM
CATEGORY ONE
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1. What document did representatives of the French middle class write in an effort to assert their
political rights?
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2. Which TWO Estates were generally opposed to the French Revolution?
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3. More than a century after they were written, the theories of Hobbes, Locke, and Burke are
related to which TWO factors of change?
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4. Which type of nationalism did Napoleon claim to support AND which type of nationalism
proved to be his undoing?
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5. The Reign of Terror was intended to sacrifice which criterion of civic nationalism in order to
strengthen which other criterion of civic nationalism?
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6. Of the case studies that we have examined, what are TWO countries that were created by ethnic
nationalism AND TWO countries that today practice civic nationalism?
CATEGORY TWO
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1. In the years leading up to World War I, which alliance did France enter into in order to promote
its security?
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2. Considering the relationships in the years before World War I, identify the pairs of countries that
shared common German and common Slavic ethnic ties.
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3. What were the FOUR countries in the Central Powers?
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5. How did the Schlieffen Plan bring Britain into World War I?
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6. Which THREE countries were directly and/or indirectly involved in the Blank Cheque?
4. Identify the country that betrayed Austria-Hungary during the First World War AND explain
what they wanted.
CATEGORY THREE
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1. How did the Canadian government promote its security against what it saw as Ukrainian and
Japanese threats during the World Wars?
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2. Which issue divided French and English Canadians in both World War I and World War II?
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3. The rush of volunteers to sign up for military service in Canada in the early years of the First
World War I is MOST RELATED to which criterion for nationalisms?
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4. Which World War I peace plan focused on trying to achieve a long-term European peace?
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5. What were THREE ways the French used the Treaty of Versailles to have their revenge against
Germany?
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6. Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Yugoslavia were built on which concept promoted by Woodrow
Wilson?
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CATEGORY FOUR
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1. Propaganda is MOST CLOSELY related to which criterion of ultranationalism?
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2. Telling people that they must take action to avoid a threat is related to which propaganda
technique?
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3. Showing a picture of men, women, and children rallying around and saluting Hitler is an
example of which TWO propaganda techniques?
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4. Hitler used the Treaty of Versailles to gain German support for war of revenge against which
TWO countries?
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5. Which criterion of nation was the MOST IMPORTANT for Hitler’s vision of lebensraum?
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6. In terms of foreign policy responses to threats, provide ONE example of avoidance, ONE
example of appeasement, and ONE example of aggression in the years leading up to the Second
World War.
CATEGORY FIVE
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1. Which international security option did the United States pursue during the interwar period?
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3. Which TWO factors of change could BEST explain why British Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain chose to appease Adolf Hitler’s demands for the Sudetenland?
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4. What was created to follow-through with Woodrow Wilson’s desire for collective security after
the First World War?
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5. Which of the following events came FIRST AND LAST: invasion of Abyssinia, invasion of
Czechoslovakia, invasion of Manchuria, and the invasion of Poland?
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6. What were THREE actions or decisions that undermined the effectiveness of the League of
Nations?
2. Attempting to protect one’s economy through the use of tariffs and trade barriers is an example
of which foreign policy option?
CATEGORY SIX
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1. Provide TWO examples of supranational organizations that we have studied.
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2. Provide TWO examples of multilateral organizations that we have studied.
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4. The majority of international organizations are devoted to which foreign policy option?
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5. What is the British equivalent of Le Francophonie?
3. Provide TWO examples of bilateral organizations that we have studied.
6. What are TWO ways that supranationalism is DIFFERENT from multilateralism?
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CATEGORY SEVEN
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1. Which Canadian peacekeeping mission has evolved to become a peacemaking mission?
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4. Which UN decision-making body do Russia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France,
and China represent AND how is their sovereignty guaranteed?
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5. In terms of foreign policy options, how was the 1991 Gulf War AND 2003 invasion of Iraq
different?
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6. Many critics of Canada’s treatment of its Native population argue that the Residential School
System was an example of which type of genocide?
2. What are TWO missions where Canada considers its peacekeeping efforts as being successful?
3. Considering the criteria for peacekeeping, what were TWO reasons why Korea failed to be a
peacekeeping mission?
CATEGORY EIGHT
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1. Those people who oppose NAFTA reject which future vision of Canada?
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2. Someone who felt that Canada should join more international organizations and strengthen its
commitment to UN peacekeeping missions would promote which future vision of Canada?
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3. Someone supporting self-determination and the creation of Nunavut in 1999 would promote
which future vision of Canada?
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4. Someone who did not support multiculturalism would reject which TWO future visions of
Canada?
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5. Which service does the Canadian federal government provide in an attempt to balance
differences in quality of life across the country?
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6. Not respecting and even ignoring the wishes of the people who elected you goes AGAINST
which political concept?
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