UNIT REVIEWWhat will be on the Test

FORMAT

60% Content

Knowledge, Definitions, Terms,

30 % Understanding

Understanding, Relations, Cause and Effect

10% Skills

Identifying and Making an Argument

Time

Will be the Length of the Class (50 mins)

Content

Reading:

Definitions, (Back of the Page)

Narrative (Leaving Home/Refugee Protections)

NOT numbers of refugees

Direct or indirect questions.

Content

PowerPoint

Events

Spanish Flu

Balfour Declaration

Canadian point System

Narrative

What is the Armenian Genocide an example of?

Content

Videos

Arguments

For

Against

Do NOT worry about Content.

Remember some examples or ideas.

GAME SHOW REVIEW

RULES

Divide yourselves into 4 different groups

Your group will be given an example question.

The group has 1 min to respond.

If you are wrong the next group will have an attempt to answer the question.

SOME OF THESE QUESTION MIGHT BE ON THE TEST!!!

TRUE/FALSE Questions and Examples

(1 Point)

According to the UN, Humans have Basic Human Rights no matter their origin, gender, or religion.

TRUE/FALSE

(1 Point)

Enemy occupation and State use of force are the only two overall reasons that people become refugees.

TRUE / FALSE

(1 Point)

The UNHCR has created a handbook that defines a refugee and what procedures should be in place to deal with them.

TRUE/FALSE

(1 Point)

2 million Syrians are heading to Europe as economic migrants because of Germany’s rapid economic growth

TRUE/FALSE

Multiple Choice (2 Points)

Someone who has not crossed an international border to find sanctuary but have remained inside their home countries is called what?

a. Refugeeb. Internally Displaced personc. Caliphated. Asylum

2 Points

A Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) is What?

a. A Non-Profit Group Independent of Government

b. A Branch of the United Nations

c. A Component of the European Union

d. A Treaty Among Countries that Addresses Issues

2 Points

An enemy force invades your country and keeps a standing military force in the area. What is this called?

a. Occupationb. Asylumc. Deportationd. Atrocity

2 Points

A temporary settlement built to receive refugees. these are not in cities, but usually found in the countryside or along borders is called a(n) a. Asylum Campb. Economic Migration Centerc. Refugee Campd. Human Security Center

Fill in the Blank (3 Points)

A formal agreement between countries. Could be political, economical, or militarily in nature is called a(n) _________

3 Points

In June 2014, the ISIS declared that it was officially a state and appointed a(n) _______________

3 Points

_______, considered by most states to be a terrorist group, burst on to the international scene in 2014 when it invaded and occupied large areas of territory in Syria and Iraq.

3 Points

The act of removing a foreigner or a group of foreigners is called _______________

TIMELINE 5 points

Name 1 event that started World War 1 and give the correct date.

Short Answer 5 Points

Explain the Armenian Genocide, (Who, What, Where, When, Why?) Is this an example of enemy occupation or a state using force? Explain.

2-3 sentences

5 Points

Explain the Refugee Crisis of World War 1 (Who What Where When Why) Explain.

5 Points

Provide a pro and anti Refugee argument based on Economic reasons, Make Sure to provide a example

Long Answer (10 Points)

"Our ability to take in people is limited, although we don't know yet where those limits are," ...Fourteen people were injured on Sunday when a brawl broke out between two rival groups in a refugee center.

Is this argument justified and why?