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    I S Y5 - Final Exam Study Guide

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    The document provides a study guide for a Year 5 Individuals and Societies final exam covering multiple topics including government, World War I, the Interwar Period, World War II, and the Cold War. It outlines that the exam will be multiple choice, short answer, and long answer questions taking approximately 1.5 hours. Key topics that may be covered include analyzing political cartoons, comparing historical events, levels and functions of government in Canada, causes and outcomes of the world wars, the Great Depression and totalitarianism in Europe, Canada's roles in the wars, and major figures and conflicts of the Cold War.

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    The document provides a study guide for a Year 5 Individuals and Societies final exam covering multiple topics including government, World War I, the Interwar Period, World War II, and the Cold War. It outlines that the exam will be multiple choice, short answer, and long answer questions taking approximately 1.5 hours. Key topics that may be covered include analyzing political cartoons, comparing historical events, levels and functions of government in Canada, causes and outcomes of the world wars, the Great Depression and totalitarianism in Europe, Canada's roles in the wars, and major figures and conflicts of the Cold War.

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    The document provides a study guide for a Year 5 Individuals and Societies final exam covering multiple topics including government, World War I, the Interwar Period, World War II, and the Cold War. It outlines that the exam will be multiple choice, short answer, and long answer questions taking approximately 1.5 hours. Key topics that may be covered include analyzing political cartoons, comparing historical events, levels and functions of government in Canada, causes and outcomes of the world wars, the Great Depression and totalitarianism in Europe, Canada's roles in the wars, and major figures and conflicts of the Cold War.

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    Name ___________________________________

    Individuals and Societies Year 5


    Final Exam Study Guide

    Overall info about the exam:


    Multiple choice, terminology, political cartoon analysis, short answer (paragraph), and long
    answer (multi-paragraph). Will take approx. 1.5 hours to complete

    You will need to be able to do the following:


    1. Analyze political cartoons (explain what the cartoon is saying about topics we studied
    in the course)
    2. Explain how different historical events started, why they happened, and what happened
    during them
    3. Compare and contrast historical events we have examined in class

    Specific topics that could be potentially covered on the exam:

    Government
    1. What the differences are between different political ideologies and where they fall on the
    political spectrum
    2. How Canada’s federal government functions and who is in charge of what
    3. The differences between municipal, provincial, and federal governments
    4. How a bill passes into a law in Canada
    5. What the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees to Canadian citizens
    6. How the electoral system works in Canada
    7. How citizens and groups can influence government and policies

    World War I
    1. What are the various causes of World War I? How did each cause play a part in starting the war?
    2. How did Canada become involved in this war? What was their role?
    3. What were the alliances during the war? Who supported who?
    4. How did people back in Canada (the home front) support the war effort?
    5. What was the role of women during the war? (both on the battlefront and at home). How did
    women benefit from this war?
    6. What kind of warfare or battle tactics were used during World War I?
    7. The major battles Canadians fought in and what happened during those battles.
    8. What happened at the end of the war? What were the solutions that nations came up with to
    restore peace?
    Name ___________________________________

    Interwars Period
    1. What conditions were people faced with after World War I?
    2. How did the Spanish Flu pandemic impact the world?
    3. Economic, political, and social differences between the 1920s and 1930s
    4. Popular culture during the 1920s. What did people do for entertainment? Culture?
    5. Who did not benefit from the “roaring twenties”? Who is excluded from the popular narrative?
    6. Canadian government responses to Britain in the 1920s
    7. Underlying and immediate causes of the Great Depression
    8. Canadian government responses to the Depression and political party movements during the
    time period
    9. Issues and problems people faced during the Great Depression
    10. How economics worked during the Depression (Supply and Demand, New Deal, Keynes Theory)
    11. The rise of totalitarianism and dictatorships in Europe during the 1930s

    World War II
    1. What are the various causes of World War II?
    2. What are the battle tactics and weapons used during this war?
    3. Who is on each side of the war (Allies and Axis Powers)? Why are they on that side?
    4. What is the Holocaust? How were Jewish people persecuted under the Nazi regime?
    5. How does Canada become involved in World War II?
    6. What was the role of women during World War II?
    7. What are Canada’s contributions during this war?
    8. How is Canada impacted or changed by this war? (social, economic, political)
    9. What are the major battles during this war? Do they have any codenames? What happens during
    them?
    10. How does the war end? (Both Europe and Pacific)

    The Cold War


    1. What happens after World War II? What happens to Germany after their surrender?
    2. What is the purpose and role of the United Nations?
    3. What are the differing ideologies during this time period? Spheres of influence?
    4. Which proxy wars were fought during the Cold War and what happened during them. What was
    the purpose of the proxy wars?
    5. What are the “hot spots” during the Cold War? (think skirmishes or points of tension)
    6. What happens in Canada during this time period? What social, political, and economic changes
    happen?
    7. How does the presence of nuclear weapons influence this time period? (politically and socially)
    8. Who are the various major world leaders during this period? What big things do they do? What
    do they believe in or push for?
    9. What treaties, agreements, or diplomacy happened during the Cold War?
    10. What is detente? How does the Cold War end?

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