Social Studies Change Unit

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What is adapt?
1. To resist change
2. To take on another job or responsibility.
3. To accenpt change
4. Change to fit different conditions, situations and circumstances
Which two sentences are the best examples of qualitative change?
1. Julie starts to like playing the piano.
2. Julie's hair growing 6 cm.
3. Julie has a birthday and is now 12 years old.
4. Julie changing the kind of music she listens to.
Which is NOT an agent of change for Russia's polical change?
1. Russia's involvement in world war 1.
2. Russian had poor medical care.
3. Russia leaders proved to be weak during the war.
4. There was not enough food in the country
Which of the following is NOT a reason that Japan's feudal system stayed in place for centuries?
1. That the emperor was a figure head.
2. They were not allowed to make contact with other countries.
3. They were not allowed to trade with other countries.
4. They did not have any new ideas from other cultures.
John A. Macdonald was ...
1. Canada's first premier
2. Canada's second prime minister
3. Canada's second premier
4. Canada's first prime minister
China is an ancient country and is very proud of its heritage. Over the years different families have led China. They are called...
1. dynasties
2. monarchies
3. dyamyos
4. shoguns
What is evolutionary change?
1. Change that citizens are against.
2. change comes about as the result of gradual development or growth, and often is the result of a design or plan.
3. Change that citizensa are in favour of.
4. change comes about as the result of rapid growth, and often is the result of a chaos or unplanned events.
The stages of change are ... (in proper order)
1. Ignorance, acknowledgement, defense, acceptance
2. Ignorance, acknowledgement, acceptance, defense
3. Acknowledgement, denial/rejection, acceptance, defense
4. Denial/rejection, acknowledgement, acceptance, defense
Qualitative change is ...
1. Change in quality, such as personal change gained through education and interactions with others, and change in likes, dislikes, interests and relations with others
2. Change that is measurable and includes such things as a person’s age and size.
Agents of change are ...
1. People that support change in their culture.
2. People that do not accept change in their culture
3. People that make change.
4. Something that causes or leads to change
The daily dress fashions of the Japanese people, especially the younger generation, is becoming more and more like that of the Americans. Select the best reason for this change.
1. political change
2. governmental change
3. economic chagne
4. cultural change
A man's hair turns gray. This is an example of what kind of change?
1. environmental
2. chemical
3. technological
4. physical
Who really had the most power in the feudal Japan system?
1. Shogun
2. Peasants
3. Emperor
4. Ronin
What is change?
1. To cause change.
2. To move something to a different place
3. To create a new object.
4. To transform something or cause it to be different
China's new leader, Sun wanted to make 3 changes. Which of the following is NOT one of those changes?
1. reinforce the feudal society
2. land to the peasant farmers, not to the rulers.
3. democracy and rule by parliament, not by an Emperor
4. nationalism and an end to foreigners in control
Building a railroad that connected the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean was ______________ idea.
1. Gabriel Dumont's
2. Thomas Scott's
3. Thomas D'Arcy McGee's
4. John. A. Macdonald's
What was 1 agent of change in feudal Japan?
1. Farming the land.
2. Closing the boarder to other countries.
3. Not allowing people to leave the country.
4. War
In the movie, Awakening, which character went through the greatet amount of change?
Compact disks have almost totally replaced records in the music industry. This is an example of:
1. Political change
2. Econimic change
3. Governmental change
4. Technological change
My grandfather used a straight razor blade to shave, but I use an electric razor. This is an example of:
1. Economic change
2. Cultural change
3. Environmental change
4. Technoligical change
Democracy is ...
1. People elect representatives to make decisions about society.
2. based on the idea of feudalism.
3. A small group of people have power that is passed on from generation to generation.
4. when one person makes all of the decisions and choices.
What is revolutionary change?
1. change that is sudden, and often chaotic and violent.
2. Change that citizens are in favour of.
3. change that happens over many years and is often planned
4. Change that citizens are against.
Depending upon machines, technology and the specialization of labour to produce goods is known as ...
1. Child labour
2. Technology
3. Industrialization
4. Assembly lines
Name two countries that we have discussed this unit that was ruled by feudalism at one point in time.
Which one of the following changes is a qualitative change?
1. Prince Albert has grown a lot in the last five years
2. most families make more money today
3. cars use less gasoline
4. teh sky is more beautiful at sunset
The name of the policy that John A. Macdonald made to promote growth in Canada.
1. Canada Now policy
2. CP Rail Policy
3. International policy
4. National policy
Depending upon machines, technology and the specialization of labour to produce goods is ...
1. Mechanicalization
2. Textile revolution
3. Modernization
4. Industrialization
Which of the following was NOT one of John A. Macdonald's planned changes for Canada
1. To build a railroad from coast to coast.
2. Settlers will be given lots of land, either free or at very little cost
3. They shall explore northern regions of Canada for resources such as gold and silver.
4. Any goods brought into the country will have a tax (duty) placed on them.
Who was at the top of the Japanese Feudal system (pyramid)?
What was "The Long March?"
1. Refers to the month that was used to finish the Canadian railroad.
2. Rerfers to the march of Louis Riel's solders on the great plains.
3. Refers to March of 1917, when Russia joined world war one and was involved with political change in their country.
4. Refers to the Mao and followers had to flee the area and marched into the hills.
List the societal classes in feudal Japan, from the lowest class to the highest class.
1. Merchants, artisans, peasants, ronin, diamyos, samuri, shogun, emperor
2. Merchants, peasants, ronin, samuri, diamyos, shogun, emperor
3. Merchants, peasants, artisans, ronin, samuri, diamyos, shogun, emperor
4. Merchants, artisans, peasants, ronin, samuri, diamyos, shogun, emperor
This man led a rebellion against the settlement of pioneers on Ruper's Land.
1. Gabriel Dumont
2. Thomas Scott
3. Louis Riel
4. Thomas D'Arcy McGee
What happened to the population of England during the industrial Revolution?
1. The population shifted from rual area to urban centers.
2. The population declined rapidly.
3. The population shifted from urban centers to rural area.
4. The population held steady for many years.
Would John A. Macdonald's ideas for change in Canada be considered revolutionary or evolutionary?
Why did Mao take the long march?
1. He was forced to retreat because of the war with Chiang and Japan invaded China during world war two.
2. Becasue he thought of himself as a God.
3. Because he wanted to demonstrate to Chiang the influence he had over the people of China.
4. Becasue his ideas were not accepted by the majority of the Chinese people.

Social Studies Change Unit

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Exam preperation
REMEMBER that this is something to help you with studying and should NOT be the only method of studying.