Social 20-1; Unit 1 Review Questions
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Nation CORRECT ANSWERS Groups that shares similar interests
Country CORRECT ANSWERS area of land that is politically controlled by one
government
Battle of Vimy Ridge CORRECT ANSWERS was a military engagement fought primarily
as part of the Battle of Arras
Nation-state CORRECT ANSWERS country
Nationalism CORRECT ANSWERS A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's
country
Collective Identity CORRECT ANSWERS the common characteristics and values used
to define a group
Patriotism CORRECT ANSWERS Love of one's country
Sovereignty CORRECT ANSWERS supreme power or authority
Self-determination CORRECT ANSWERS power to control ones affairs;
the concept that ethnicities have the right to govern themselves
Civic nation CORRECT ANSWERS citizens of a nation decide to live together according
to shared principles
Constitution CORRECT ANSWERS Written plan of government
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms CORRECT ANSWERS Bill identifying
human rights that are guaranteed to everyone in Canada.
Ethnic nationalism CORRECT ANSWERS devotion to a cultural, ethnic, or linguistic
community
National identity CORRECT ANSWERS The sense of a nation as a cohesive whole, as
represented by distinctive traditions, culture.
Individual Identity CORRECT ANSWERS Characteristics of one's self
Collective Identity CORRECT ANSWERS the common characteristics and values used
to define a group
, National myths CORRECT ANSWERS shared stories, ideas, and beliefs, may or may
not be accurate, but the key to creating a sense of Nation.
French Revolution CORRECT ANSWERS a rebellion of French people against their
king in 1789; an example of how country's nationalism can be shaped by external
factors: historical, social, economic, geographic and politics; leaders feared a similar
fate.
Absolute Monarchy CORRECT ANSWERS A government in which the king or queen
has absolute power.
Republic CORRECT ANSWERS A form of government in which citizens choose their
leaders by voting - no monarchy
Attack on the Bastille CORRECT ANSWERS July 14, 1789; begins the revolution that
caused the collapse of royal authority in cities
commoners
King Louis XVI CORRECT ANSWERS The king of France during the revolution.
Marie Antoinette CORRECT ANSWERS The very unpopular Austrian-born queen of
France; wife of Louis XVI
Collective consciousness CORRECT ANSWERS An internal consciousness, or
awareness, shared by many people
First Estate CORRECT ANSWERS Clergy and King
Second estate CORRECT ANSWERS Nobility and Aristocrats
Third Estate CORRECT ANSWERS Commoners and peasants
Estates General CORRECT ANSWERS An assembly of representatives from all three
of the estates, or social classes, in France
National Assembly CORRECT ANSWERS French congress established by
representatives of the Third Estate
Tennis Court Oath CORRECT ANSWERS Promise made by Third Estate
representatives to draw up a new constitution
Constitution CORRECT ANSWERS A written plan of government
Declaration of the Rights of Man CORRECT ANSWERS A statement of revolutionary
ideas stated rights that all men were equal; 1789. This led to a new French Constitution
And Answers | 2025 Verified
Nation CORRECT ANSWERS Groups that shares similar interests
Country CORRECT ANSWERS area of land that is politically controlled by one
government
Battle of Vimy Ridge CORRECT ANSWERS was a military engagement fought primarily
as part of the Battle of Arras
Nation-state CORRECT ANSWERS country
Nationalism CORRECT ANSWERS A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's
country
Collective Identity CORRECT ANSWERS the common characteristics and values used
to define a group
Patriotism CORRECT ANSWERS Love of one's country
Sovereignty CORRECT ANSWERS supreme power or authority
Self-determination CORRECT ANSWERS power to control ones affairs;
the concept that ethnicities have the right to govern themselves
Civic nation CORRECT ANSWERS citizens of a nation decide to live together according
to shared principles
Constitution CORRECT ANSWERS Written plan of government
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms CORRECT ANSWERS Bill identifying
human rights that are guaranteed to everyone in Canada.
Ethnic nationalism CORRECT ANSWERS devotion to a cultural, ethnic, or linguistic
community
National identity CORRECT ANSWERS The sense of a nation as a cohesive whole, as
represented by distinctive traditions, culture.
Individual Identity CORRECT ANSWERS Characteristics of one's self
Collective Identity CORRECT ANSWERS the common characteristics and values used
to define a group
, National myths CORRECT ANSWERS shared stories, ideas, and beliefs, may or may
not be accurate, but the key to creating a sense of Nation.
French Revolution CORRECT ANSWERS a rebellion of French people against their
king in 1789; an example of how country's nationalism can be shaped by external
factors: historical, social, economic, geographic and politics; leaders feared a similar
fate.
Absolute Monarchy CORRECT ANSWERS A government in which the king or queen
has absolute power.
Republic CORRECT ANSWERS A form of government in which citizens choose their
leaders by voting - no monarchy
Attack on the Bastille CORRECT ANSWERS July 14, 1789; begins the revolution that
caused the collapse of royal authority in cities
commoners
King Louis XVI CORRECT ANSWERS The king of France during the revolution.
Marie Antoinette CORRECT ANSWERS The very unpopular Austrian-born queen of
France; wife of Louis XVI
Collective consciousness CORRECT ANSWERS An internal consciousness, or
awareness, shared by many people
First Estate CORRECT ANSWERS Clergy and King
Second estate CORRECT ANSWERS Nobility and Aristocrats
Third Estate CORRECT ANSWERS Commoners and peasants
Estates General CORRECT ANSWERS An assembly of representatives from all three
of the estates, or social classes, in France
National Assembly CORRECT ANSWERS French congress established by
representatives of the Third Estate
Tennis Court Oath CORRECT ANSWERS Promise made by Third Estate
representatives to draw up a new constitution
Constitution CORRECT ANSWERS A written plan of government
Declaration of the Rights of Man CORRECT ANSWERS A statement of revolutionary
ideas stated rights that all men were equal; 1789. This led to a new French Constitution
