Question 1

In 2006, what did the Supreme Court rule was protected by the Charter to wear in schools for religious reasons?

Accepted Answer

A)  Yarmulke 
B)  Kirpan 
C)  Cross 
D)  Niqab 
E)  Burqa 
A)  Yarmulke 
B)  Kirpan 
C)  Cross 
D)  Niqab 
E)  Burqa

Question 2

Describe the intent and impact of the Immigration Act, 1967.

Accepted Answer

The Immigration Act, 1967 eliminated rac

Question 3

In a CROP/Radio Canada survey what percentage of respondents agreed that other cultures have a lot to contribute and their influences enrich Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  78 per cent in Quebec, 84 per cent in the rest of Canada 
B)  52 per cent in Quebec, 64 per cent in the rest of Canada 
C)  75 per cent in Quebec, 74 per cent in the rest of Canada 
D)  55 per cent in Quebec, 54 per cent in the rest of Canada 
E)  65 per cent in Quebec, 64 per cent in the rest of Canada 
A)  78 per cent in Quebec, 84 per cent in the rest of Canada 
B)  52 per cent in Quebec, 64 per cent in the rest of Canada 
C)  75 per cent in Quebec, 74 per cent in the rest of Canada 
D)  55 per cent in Quebec, 54 per cent in the rest of Canada 
E)  65 per cent in Quebec, 64 per cent in the rest of Canada

Question 4

What recognition did non-English and non-French groups demand during the B&B Commission?

Accepted Answer

A)  Official recognition as a culture 
B)  Official recognition of independence 
C)  Official recognition as a community 
D)  Official recognition as a multicultural society 
E)  Official recognition as a province 
A)  Official recognition as a culture 
B)  Official recognition of independence 
C)  Official recognition as a community 
D)  Official recognition as a multicultural society 
E)  Official recognition as a province

Question 5

Canada's first census from 1871 reported that 61 per cent of the population was of British Isles ancestry and 31 per cent of French ancestry.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

What percentage of respondents to the 1971 census identified as having British Isles ancestry?

Accepted Answer

A)  24 per cent 
B)  44 per cent 
C)  4 per cent 
D)  34 per cent 
E)  14 per cent 
A)  24 per cent 
B)  44 per cent 
C)  4 per cent 
D)  34 per cent 
E)  14 per cent

Question 7

What model of cultural accommodation allows and even encourages the retention of minority cultural identities through state support for cultural organizations, heritage language instruction, inclusion in state symbols, ceremonies, etc.?

Accepted Answer

A)  Deep diversity multiculturalism 
B)  De facto but contested multiculturalism 
C)  Official multiculturalism 
D)  Universalism 
E)  Interculturalism 
A)  Deep diversity multiculturalism 
B)  De facto but contested multiculturalism 
C)  Official multiculturalism 
D)  Universalism 
E)  Interculturalism

Question 8

Canada remains a predominantly Christian society today.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A little more than 20 per cent of Canada's population is born outside the country.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

In 2006, what did the Supreme Court rule was protected by the Charter to wear in schools for religious reasons?

Describe the intent and impact of the Immigration Act, 1967.

In a CROP/Radio Canada survey what percentage of respondents agreed that other cultures have a lot to contribute and their influences enrich Canada?

What recognition did non-English and non-French groups demand during the B&B Commission?

Canada's first census from 1871 reported that 61 per cent of the population was of British Isles ancestry and 31 per cent of French ancestry.

What percentage of respondents to the 1971 census identified as having British Isles ancestry?

What model of cultural accommodation allows and even encourages the retention of minority cultural identities through state support for cultural organizations, heritage language instruction, inclusion in state symbols, ceremonies, etc.?

Canada remains a predominantly Christian society today.

A little more than 20 per cent of Canada's population is born outside the country.

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Exam 3: Diversity and Multiculturalism

In 2006, what did the Supreme Court rule was protected by the Charter to wear in schools for religious reasons?

Describe the intent and impact of the Immigration Act, 1967.

In a CROP/Radio Canada survey what percentage of respondents agreed that other cultures have a lot to contribute and their influences enrich Canada?

What recognition did non-English and non-French groups demand during the B&B Commission?

Canada's first census from 1871 reported that 61 per cent of the population was of British Isles ancestry and 31 per cent of French ancestry.

What percentage of respondents to the 1971 census identified as having British Isles ancestry?

What model of cultural accommodation allows and even encourages the retention of minority cultural identities through state support for cultural organizations, heritage language instruction, inclusion in state symbols, ceremonies, etc.?

Canada remains a predominantly Christian society today.

A little more than 20 per cent of Canada's population is born outside the country.

Political Culture

The Social and Economic Setting

Regionalism and Canadian Politics

The Constitution

Rights and Freedoms

Federalism

The Machinery of Government

The Administrative State

Parties and Elections

Interest Groups

The Media

Language Politics

Women and Politics

Indigenous Politics

Canada in the World

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