Question 1

Neoliberal policies began with the election of ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Stephen Harper 
B)  Brian Mulroney 
C)  Justin Trudeau 
D)  Paul Martin 
E)  Jean Chrétien 
A)  Stephen Harper 
B)  Brian Mulroney 
C)  Justin Trudeau 
D)  Paul Martin 
E)  Jean Chrétien B

Question 2

Proponents of the Charity Organization Societies believed that the application of a rigorous welfare delivery system would provide ________ evaluations of poverty's causes.

Accepted Answer

A)  objective 
B)  interdependent 
C)  subjective 
D)  religious 
E)  individual 
A)  objective 
B)  interdependent 
C)  subjective 
D)  religious 
E)  individual A

Question 3

Addressing an issue by systematically gathering data on an individual, analyzing the data, and then making a data-based diagnosis and treatment plan is referred to as ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  structured charity 
B)  social casework 
C)  anti-poverty measures 
D)  social planning 
E)  organized system plans 
A)  structured charity 
B)  social casework 
C)  anti-poverty measures 
D)  social planning 
E)  organized system plans B

Question 4

Harmony, a principle contained in the Medicine Wheel, is focused on caring for connections within oneself, with nature and non-humans, and in the world and universe.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The 1871 census recording in Quebec found that ________ of the population was Roman Catholic.

Accepted Answer

A)  50 per cent 
B)  55 per cent 
C)  99 per cent 
D)  85 per cent 
E)  70 per cent 
A)  50 per cent 
B)  55 per cent 
C)  99 per cent 
D)  85 per cent 
E)  70 per cent

Question 6

________, as related to poverty, is the belief that indiscriminate relief would weaken a person's moral character, leading to a weakening of society.

Accepted Answer

A)  Utilitarianism 
B)  Individualism 
C)  Altruism 
D)  Social Darwinism 
E)  Socialism 
A)  Utilitarianism 
B)  Individualism 
C)  Altruism 
D)  Social Darwinism 
E)  Socialism

Question 7

Organized religion has had a profound impact on the development of social work in Canada.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

In the early 1900s, ________ conducted a study to discover how to encourage the neighbourliness found in rural areas in urban areas, as a way to address social challenges.

Accepted Answer

A)  J.S. Woodsworth 
B)  Herbert Ames 
C)  Jane Addams 
D)  Charlotte Whitton 
E)  Daniel Matthews 
A)  J.S. Woodsworth 
B)  Herbert Ames 
C)  Jane Addams 
D)  Charlotte Whitton 
E)  Daniel Matthews

Question 9

What was one reason for the development of the scientific approach for alleviating poverty?

Accepted Answer

The scientific approach was developed to

Question 10

Why is self-care important for social workers?

Accepted Answer

Social work can be demanding, and social

Question 11

An early belief about poverty was that it was ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  a result of economic forces 
B)  evidence of the shortcomings of the education system 
C)  individually driven 
D)  a consequence of the lack of collaboration between the provinces and the federal government 
E)  tied to a region's agricultural productivity 
A)  a result of economic forces 
B)  evidence of the shortcomings of the education system 
C)  individually driven 
D)  a consequence of the lack of collaboration between the provinces and the federal government 
E)  tied to a region's agricultural productivity

Question 12

The Public Charities Act of 1921 ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  was the first legislation enacted which brought together charity organizations to formalize and organize relief provision to the poor 
B)  was the first social legislation enacted, mandating that government was required to help those in need 
C)  was the legislation which provided public funding to parishes to serve communities living in poverty 
D)  provided targeted funding for the distribution of aid in rural communities 
E)  formally brought together Charity Organization Societies to systematically provide relief 
A)  was the first legislation enacted which brought together charity organizations to formalize and organize relief provision to the poor 
B)  was the first social legislation enacted, mandating that government was required to help those in need 
C)  was the legislation which provided public funding to parishes to serve communities living in poverty 
D)  provided targeted funding for the distribution of aid in rural communities 
E)  formally brought together Charity Organization Societies to systematically provide relief

Question 13

Charity Organization Societies had their origins in London, England.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

According to the Puritan doctrine of vocation, relief to those who are poor leads to ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  famine 
B)  outdoor relief 
C)  increased dependence 
D)  character improvement 
E)  increased independence 
A)  famine 
B)  outdoor relief 
C)  increased dependence 
D)  character improvement 
E)  increased independence

Question 15

How were women's lives shaped by the family ethic?

Accepted Answer

Since colonial times, a woman's relation

Question 16

In 1963, the ________ marked the end of an era requiring that a person in need have "good morals" as eligibility for assistance.

Accepted Answer

A)  Marsh Report 
B)  Boucher Report 
C)  Romanow Report 
D)  Social Welfare Council Report 
E)  Lajoie Report 
A)  Marsh Report 
B)  Boucher Report 
C)  Romanow Report 
D)  Social Welfare Council Report 
E)  Lajoie Report

Question 17

After Quebec, the province or territory with the largest number of residents whose mother tongue is French is ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  New Brunswick 
B)  British Columbia 
C)  Ontario 
D)  Alberta 
E)  Yukon 
A)  New Brunswick 
B)  British Columbia 
C)  Ontario 
D)  Alberta 
E)  Yukon

Question 18

The Quiet Revolution occurred in ________ in the ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Quebec; mid-1920s 
B)  Ontario; mid-1960s 
C)  Quebec; mid-1960s 
D)  New Brunswick; mid-1970s 
E)  New Brunswick; mid-1950s 
A)  Quebec; mid-1920s 
B)  Ontario; mid-1960s 
C)  Quebec; mid-1960s 
D)  New Brunswick; mid-1970s 
E)  New Brunswick; mid-1950s

Question 19

How are historical categorizations of those living in poverty as deserving and undeserving still seen in practice today?

Accepted Answer

Responses should include the historical

Question 20

How was relief to the poor organized in Quebec in the nineteenth century?

Accepted Answer

In the nineteenth century, most charitab

Neoliberal policies began with the election of ________.

Proponents of the Charity Organization Societies believed that the application of a rigorous welfare delivery system would provide ________ evaluations of poverty's causes.

Addressing an issue by systematically gathering data on an individual, analyzing the data, and then making a data-based diagnosis and treatment plan is referred to as ________.

Harmony, a principle contained in the Medicine Wheel, is focused on caring for connections within oneself, with nature and non-humans, and in the world and universe.

The 1871 census recording in Quebec found that ________ of the population was Roman Catholic.

________, as related to poverty, is the belief that indiscriminate relief would weaken a person's moral character, leading to a weakening of society.

Organized religion has had a profound impact on the development of social work in Canada.

In the early 1900s, ________ conducted a study to discover how to encourage the neighbourliness found in rural areas in urban areas, as a way to address social challenges.

What was one reason for the development of the scientific approach for alleviating poverty?

Why is self-care important for social workers?

An early belief about poverty was that it was ________.

The Public Charities Act of 1921 ________.

Charity Organization Societies had their origins in London, England.

According to the Puritan doctrine of vocation, relief to those who are poor leads to ________.

How were women's lives shaped by the family ethic?

In 1963, the ________ marked the end of an era requiring that a person in need have "good morals" as eligibility for assistance.

After Quebec, the province or territory with the largest number of residents whose mother tongue is French is ________.

The Quiet Revolution occurred in in the .

How are historical categorizations of those living in poverty as deserving and undeserving still seen in practice today?

How was relief to the poor organized in Quebec in the nineteenth century?

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Exam 1: Historical Foundations of Addressing Need: Indigenous, French, and English Traditions

Neoliberal policies began with the election of ________.

Proponents of the Charity Organization Societies believed that the application of a rigorous welfare delivery system would provide ________ evaluations of poverty's causes.

Addressing an issue by systematically gathering data on an individual, analyzing the data, and then making a data-based diagnosis and treatment plan is referred to as ________.

Harmony, a principle contained in the Medicine Wheel, is focused on caring for connections within oneself, with nature and non-humans, and in the world and universe.

The 1871 census recording in Quebec found that ________ of the population was Roman Catholic.

________, as related to poverty, is the belief that indiscriminate relief would weaken a person's moral character, leading to a weakening of society.

Organized religion has had a profound impact on the development of social work in Canada.

In the early 1900s, ________ conducted a study to discover how to encourage the neighbourliness found in rural areas in urban areas, as a way to address social challenges.

What was one reason for the development of the scientific approach for alleviating poverty?

Why is self-care important for social workers?

An early belief about poverty was that it was ________.

The Public Charities Act of 1921 ________.

Charity Organization Societies had their origins in London, England.

According to the Puritan doctrine of vocation, relief to those who are poor leads to ________.

How were women's lives shaped by the family ethic?

In 1963, the ________ marked the end of an era requiring that a person in need have "good morals" as eligibility for assistance.

After Quebec, the province or territory with the largest number of residents whose mother tongue is French is ________.

The Quiet Revolution occurred in ________ in the ________.

How are historical categorizations of those living in poverty as deserving and undeserving still seen in practice today?

How was relief to the poor organized in Quebec in the nineteenth century?

Social Work Theories

Ethics in Social Work

Social Work With Individuals and Families

Social Work With Groups and Communities

Social Work and Health

Social Work Practice With Children

Indigenous Peoples and Social Work by Cyndy Baskin and Alyssa Mcleod

Social Work With Immigrants and Refugees

Social Work and Sexual and Gender Diversity by Edward Ou Jin Lee and Shari Brotman

Disability and Social Work Practice by Carl Ernst and Radha Macculloch

Social Work With Aging Populations

International Social Work

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The Quiet Revolution occurred in in the .