New Deck Flashcards
Abject poverty
extreme poverty in which an individual lives on less than $1 per day
Aboriginal collective thoughts
a way of thinking that values the group more than the individual
Aboriginal healing foundation
a foundation created as a resault of the royal commision on aboriginal peoples
Aboriginal rights
the rights of the first nations and inuit people of Canada including their lands and freedom rights
Aboriginal self-government
first nations and inuit groups making their own decisions regarding their economy, education and culture
Adam smith
a scotish economist who challenged the key ideas behind the merchantilist and described how a free market economy works
Adherence to collective norms
faithful observance of the norms or standards imposed on members of a group as a condition of membership in the group
Alturism
unselfishness and a focus on the needs of others
Anti terrorism act
a law passed by canadas parlament in december 2001 in response to the attack on september 11 2001
anti war movement
an organized campaign againts war that started during the late 1960s
Assimilation
the process whereby ethnic or cultural groups adopt the sulture of a dominant group and are absorbed into its society
authoritarian political systems
=political systems in which all decisions related to governing the state are made by a small group of people or by one person
Beliefs
the idea that someone has and believes to be true
bolsheviks
members of a wing of russian social democratic workers party led be vladimier lenin
Bourgeoisie
a french word that refures to the social class that envolved in europe during the middle ages with the development of the cities and the growth of trade
brinkmanship
international behavior or foriegn policy that takes a country to the brink of war. on the edge of war
Canadian charter of rights and freedoms
a document entrenched in the constitutional act
capitalism
an economic system based on free markets, fair competition wise consumers
capitalist economy
an economy that operates with a limited government intervention
censorship
restricting freedom of expression or freedom of acsess to ideas or workers, ussually by governments, and usually to protect the percevied common good
centrally planned economy
an economic system based on public ownership of property in which government planners decide what to produce
citizenship
membership by birth or by law of a certain country or province or city
civil disobediance
international disobediance where there is a man who does not know what it is like to have control of his own country
class system
classical liberal
clasical liberalism
cold war
collective interest
collective responabilty
collective security
the mutal protection of the protection of the members
colective will
collecivism
comand economy
an econmic system based on public ownership of buisnesses
common good
the good of a community; something that benefits the public health safety and or well being of society as a whole
communism
competition