Question 1

The rise of ___________ ecology began in 1962 with the publication of ___________ by Rachel Carson.This movement began as an extension of ___________.

Accepted Answer

human welfare; Silent Spring; conservationism

Question 2

Even though deep ecology is often at odds with free-market environmentalism,at which point do their paths cross?

Accepted Answer

A)  During deep ecology protests, which are based on the ideas of free-market environmentalism. 
B)  During deep ecology protests, which are made effective by the existence of the free-market economy. 
C)  During political debates, where they both support the same objective. 
D)  During political debates, where they both support the same solutions. 
A)  During deep ecology protests, which are based on the ideas of free-market environmentalism. 
B)  During deep ecology protests, which are made effective by the existence of the free-market economy. 
C)  During political debates, where they both support the same objective. 
D)  During political debates, where they both support the same solutions. B

Question 3

Conservationism is an attempt to manage resources for human use in order to derive maximum benefit.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

According to one school of thought,a problem such as air pollution arises because no one owns the atmosphere,so they say it should be privatized like other forms of private property.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What is one of the things that proponents of animal liberation support?

Accepted Answer

A)  the use of laboratory animals in finding cures for human diseases 
B)  the raising of animals for food 
C)  using guide dogs to help the blind 
D)  hunting by aboriginal peoples 
A)  the use of laboratory animals in finding cures for human diseases 
B)  the raising of animals for food 
C)  using guide dogs to help the blind 
D)  hunting by aboriginal peoples

Question 6

Which ideology could be considered to include both conservationism and human welfare ecology as ideological extensions?

Accepted Answer

A)  conservatism 
B)  communism 
C)  liberalism 
D)  socialism 
A)  conservatism 
B)  communism 
C)  liberalism 
D)  socialism

Question 7

The environmental ideology of free-market environmentalism is close in ideas to classical liberalism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The 1872 Yellowstone Park Act and the 1885 creation of Banff National Park are examples of ______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The 1872 Yellowstone Park Act and the...

Question 9

According to both conservationism and human welfare ecology,which of the following is NOT a key cause of environmental problems?

Accepted Answer

A)  market failure 
B)  free riding 
C)  individual self-interest 
D)  denial of animal rights 
A)  market failure 
B)  free riding 
C)  individual self-interest 
D)  denial of animal rights

Question 10

Even if environmentalists are rarely elected to political positions in Canada,have they been able to influence policy development? If so,how?

Accepted Answer

Even if environmentalists are not freque

Question 11

Defined by the Brundtland Commission Report (1987)as meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of the future to meet their own needs,is known as __________.

Accepted Answer

sustainabl

Question 12

___________ was formulated by Arne Ness and George Sessions in 1974.One of its variants is wilderness ___________ which is manifested in the movements to save the earth's rain forests.Another variant is the animal __________ movement.

Accepted Answer

Deep ecolo

Question 13

One of the variants of deep ecology is 'ecotage' and another is animal liberation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Discuss Garret Hardin's essay "The Tragedy of the Commons." Is climate change an example of this phenomenon? What possible solutions are there to the tragedy?

Accepted Answer

Garret Hardin's essay "The Tragedy of th

Question 15

What are the differences between conservationism and deep ecology? Are they at odds with each other?

Accepted Answer

Conservationism and deep ecology are two

Question 16

Discuss the success and failure of environmentalist political parties and advocacy groups.

Accepted Answer

Environmental political parties and advo

Question 17

What are the essential elements of the deep ecology movement? List the major tenets of its ideological disposition.

Accepted Answer

The deep ecology movement is a philosoph

Question 18

The rise of human welfare ecology began,most observers agree,in 1962 with the publication of Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

___________ is the attempt to manage natural resources for human use.The emergence of the discipline of ___________ was one if its important developments.Another was the national ___________ movements in Canada and the United States.

Accepted Answer

Conservati

Question 20

Which two ideas are the most fundamental to conservationism?

Accepted Answer

A)  sustainability and protection 
B)  protection and production 
C)  sustainability and biodiversity 
D)  production and biodiversity 
A)  sustainability and protection 
B)  protection and production 
C)  sustainability and biodiversity 
D)  production and biodiversity

Exam 15: Environmentalism

The rise of ___________ ecology began in 1962 with the publication of ___________ by Rachel Carson.This movement began as an extension of ___________.

Even though deep ecology is often at odds with free-market environmentalism,at which point do their paths cross?

Conservationism is an attempt to manage resources for human use in order to derive maximum benefit.

According to one school of thought,a problem such as air pollution arises because no one owns the atmosphere,so they say it should be privatized like other forms of private property.

What is one of the things that proponents of animal liberation support?

Which ideology could be considered to include both conservationism and human welfare ecology as ideological extensions?

The environmental ideology of free-market environmentalism is close in ideas to classical liberalism.

The 1872 Yellowstone Park Act and the 1885 creation of Banff National Park are examples of ______________.

According to both conservationism and human welfare ecology,which of the following is NOT a key cause of environmental problems?

Even if environmentalists are rarely elected to political positions in Canada,have they been able to influence policy development? If so,how?

Defined by the Brundtland Commission Report (1987)as meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of the future to meet their own needs,is known as __________.

___________ was formulated by Arne Ness and George Sessions in 1974.One of its variants is wilderness ___________ which is manifested in the movements to save the earth's rain forests.Another variant is the animal __________ movement.

One of the variants of deep ecology is 'ecotage' and another is animal liberation.

Discuss Garret Hardin's essay "The Tragedy of the Commons." Is climate change an example of this phenomenon? What possible solutions are there to the tragedy?

What are the differences between conservationism and deep ecology? Are they at odds with each other?

Discuss the success and failure of environmentalist political parties and advocacy groups.

What are the essential elements of the deep ecology movement? List the major tenets of its ideological disposition.

The rise of human welfare ecology began,most observers agree,in 1962 with the publication of Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring.

___________ is the attempt to manage natural resources for human use.The emergence of the discipline of ___________ was one if its important developments.Another was the national ___________ movements in Canada and the United States.

Which two ideas are the most fundamental to conservationism?

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Socialism and Communism

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Classification of Political Systems

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Transitions to Democracy

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The rise of _____ ecology began in 1962 with the publication of _ by Rachel Carson.This movement began as an extension of _______.

_____ was formulated by Arne Ness and George Sessions in 1974.One of its variants is wilderness _ which is manifested in the movements to save the earth's rain forests.Another variant is the animal ______ movement.

_____ is the attempt to manage natural resources for human use.The emergence of the discipline of _ was one if its important developments.Another was the national _______ movements in Canada and the United States.