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What issue(s) does each cartoon address?
What issue(s) does each cartoon address?
The first cartoon addresses the issue of sweatshop labor in the manufacturing of iPhones. The second cartoon addresses the issue of outsourcing jobs to China, specifically in the context of the automotive industry. And the third cartoon addresses the issue of urban sprawl, where people are moving away from cities into suburbs.
What is the cartoonist's interpretation of the issue?
What is the cartoonist's interpretation of the issue?
The cartoonist presents the issue of sweatshop labor in a negative light, portraying it as a situation where workers are exploited and forced to work in poor conditions for little pay. The cartoon showing the outsourcing of jobs to China portrays the issue as a form of economic betrayal, where companies are prioritizing profit over the well-being of their workers in developed countries. Lastly, the cartoon portraying urban sprawl shows the phenomenon as a wasteful, inefficient use of resources and space, portraying it as a symptom of a societal trend where people are prioritizing convenience over community.
Provide 3-5 facts about each issue in the cartoons.
Provide 3-5 facts about each issue in the cartoons.
Regarding sweatshop labor, it is a major issue in the global garment industry, often involving low wages, unsafe working conditions, and long hours for workers. The outsourcing of jobs is a common practice in many industries, particularly in manufacturing, and often leads to job losses in developed countries. Urban sprawl is a significant issue in many countries, contributing to environmental problems, traffic congestion, and a decline in rural areas.
What is Canada's population?
What is Canada's population?
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What is the world's population?
What is the world's population?
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What word might we use to describe the population trend that Canada, Japan, Italy, and many other developed countries are experiencing?
What word might we use to describe the population trend that Canada, Japan, Italy, and many other developed countries are experiencing?
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What province in Canada has the highest population density?
What province in Canada has the highest population density?
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What is population density and How do we calculate population density?
What is population density and How do we calculate population density?
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What level of development is typically associated with rapid pop growth?
What level of development is typically associated with rapid pop growth?
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What formula would we use to calculate a country's birth rate?
What formula would we use to calculate a country's birth rate?
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How does increased urbanization impact Canada and the world?
How does increased urbanization impact Canada and the world?
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Which pyramid(s) shows a low life expectancy?
Which pyramid(s) shows a low life expectancy?
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Which pyramid(s) shows a baby boom after World War 2?
Which pyramid(s) shows a baby boom after World War 2?
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Which pyramid(s) shows a high birth rate?
Which pyramid(s) shows a high birth rate?
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Which pyramid(s) shows a problem with an aging population?
Which pyramid(s) shows a problem with an aging population?
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Which pyramid(s) shows improved economic development, thus a drop in birth rates?
Which pyramid(s) shows improved economic development, thus a drop in birth rates?
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Which pyramid (s) shows signs of stationary population growth, but needs immigration?
Which pyramid (s) shows signs of stationary population growth, but needs immigration?
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Which pyramid has the poorest quality of life, including poor access to health care?
Which pyramid has the poorest quality of life, including poor access to health care?
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How would you calculate both birth and death rates? Why use rates and not just numbers?
How would you calculate both birth and death rates? Why use rates and not just numbers?
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Show how ethnically diverse the city of Toronto is the world within a city/ethnic enclave. The impacts of cultural diversity pros and cons.
Show how ethnically diverse the city of Toronto is the world within a city/ethnic enclave. The impacts of cultural diversity pros and cons.
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What is meant by multiculturalism?
What is meant by multiculturalism?
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What is assimilation?
What is assimilation?
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What is meant by urbanization?
What is meant by urbanization?
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What are the types of land use?
What are the types of land use?
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What is urban sprawl? What is urban growth?
What is urban sprawl? What is urban growth?
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What are the effects of urban sprawl in the GTA? Why must we be concerned with population growth and trends?
What are the effects of urban sprawl in the GTA? Why must we be concerned with population growth and trends?
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Define Youthification
Define Youthification
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What is the difference between a push and pull factor?
What is the difference between a push and pull factor?
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What is an ethnic enclave?
What is an ethnic enclave?
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Give an example of one in Toronto, using physical imprints. Explain the statement Toronto is like the world within a city
Give an example of one in Toronto, using physical imprints. Explain the statement Toronto is like the world within a city
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What advantages does Toronto offer for new immigrants?
What advantages does Toronto offer for new immigrants?
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How many years does Canada take its census?
How many years does Canada take its census?
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What is a census tract?
What is a census tract?
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How does a company's ecological footprint influence consumer spending?
How does a company's ecological footprint influence consumer spending?
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What might consumers do to show pleasure or displeasure with a company's ecological footprint? How may a company respond to consumers?
What might consumers do to show pleasure or displeasure with a company's ecological footprint? How may a company respond to consumers?
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What is the difference between a Town, city, and Metropolitan Area?
What is the difference between a Town, city, and Metropolitan Area?
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What is globalization? Why is it important to maintain international relationships?
What is globalization? Why is it important to maintain international relationships?
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What are two advantages and two disadvantages to the global village?
What are two advantages and two disadvantages to the global village?
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Name four international organizations Canada is a member of. ex-UN, NATO...
Name four international organizations Canada is a member of. ex-UN, NATO...
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What are the characteristics of a developed nation? HDI, Etc
What are the characteristics of a developed nation? HDI, Etc
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What are different types of industry? What type of ‘industry' workplace sector do most people in developed nations work in?
What are different types of industry? What type of ‘industry' workplace sector do most people in developed nations work in?
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Why has international trade grown so much in the last 20 years? Give 3 reasons.
Why has international trade grown so much in the last 20 years? Give 3 reasons.
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What is free trade?
What is free trade?
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What is the economy and how is it measured? What is a growing and shrinking economy?
What is the economy and how is it measured? What is a growing and shrinking economy?
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Give one advantage and one disadvantage of CUSMA the newly revised agreement.
Give one advantage and one disadvantage of CUSMA the newly revised agreement.
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Difference between sustainability and sustainable development how can society and policymakers work towards sustainable development?
Difference between sustainability and sustainable development how can society and policymakers work towards sustainable development?
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Study Notes
Exam Information
- Exam date: [missing information]
- Location: [missing information]
- Room: [missing information]
- Time: 90 minutes
- Total marks: [missing information]
Exam Breakdown
- Part A: Knowledge (10 marks): Matching
- Part B: Knowledge (25 marks): Multiple choice
- Part C: Application (15 marks): Short answer questions (3 marks/question)
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Part D: Thinking & Communication (5 marks + 5 marks): Cartoon Analysis
- Analyze political cartoons and answer provided questions. Identify the issue, cartoonist perspective, and key terms.
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Part E: Thinking & Communication (10 marks + 5 marks): Paragraph Writing
- Write a paragraph with a clear topic sentence, four to five supporting points/evidence, and a concluding statement. Respond to one of five given topics.
What to Bring
- HB pencils (for your Scantron card)
- Eraser
- Pencil sharpener
- Pens (black/blue ink)
- Water bottle
- Tissues (paper towels are not ideal)
What to Study
- Class notes
- Handouts/notes from Google Classroom
- Terms and definitions
- Previous quizzes and tests
Cartoon Analysis Questions (Page 2)
- Identify the issue(s) each cartoon addresses.
- Describe the cartoonist's interpretation of the issue.
- Provide 3-5 facts about the issues in the cartoons.
Basic Facts (Page 3)
- Canada's population [missing information]
- World's population [missing information]
- Percentage of Canadians living in urban areas [missing information]
- Population trend description for Canada, Japan, Italy [missing information]
- Province in Canada with the highest population density [missing information]
- Definition of population density and calculation method [missing information]
- Level of development typically associated with rapid population growth [missing information]
- Birth rate calculation formula [missing information]
- Impact of increased urbanization on Canada and the world [missing information]
Population Pyramid Identification (Page 3)
- Identify population pyramids that connect to specific characteristics (low life expectancy, baby boom, high birth rate, aging population, etc).
Key Concepts per Unit of Study (Page 4)
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Unit 1: Foundations and Geographic Inquiry
- Definition of Geography (human and physical) and subject areas
- Canada's world ranking in terms of land and population
- Key concepts geographers look for when studying an issue
- Difference between absolute and relative location
- Definition of geography
- Definition of GPS and GIS
- Spatial Significance/What is where?
- Geographic perspective
- Absolute vs. relative location
- Types and examples of questions (causal, factual, comparative)
- Difference between primary and secondary sources
- Interrelationships
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Unit 2: Physical Connections (Physical Geography)
- Canada's tectonic plate
- Continental plate meeting oceanic plate
- Landform regions (largest region, seven types, information on each type)
- Mineral categories and location in the Canadian Shield
- Regions of oil in Canada
- Characteristics of different landforms and activities suitable for their environments
- Difference between climate and weather
- Impact of weather/extreme weather and climate change on Canadians
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Unit 3 & 4: Human Geography: Population & Liveable Communities
- Canada's population
- Impact of immigration on Canada
- Reasons for immigration
- Importance of immigration to Canada
- Common immigration classifications
- Location of immigration settlement
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Unit 3 & 4: Human Geography: Population & Liveable Communities (continued)
- Definition of immigration and emigration
- Impact of baby boom on Canada
- How to calculate population density
- Most densely populated province in Canada
Additional Concepts (Page 5, 6, and 7)
- Birth and death rates, calculation, use of rates
- Cultural diversity and multiculturalism
- Urbanization, types of land use
- Urban sprawl and its effects in GTA, population growth concerns
- Push and pull factors
- Ethnic enclave
- Advantages for new immigrants to Toronto
- Number of years for Canada census, definition of census tract.
- Ecological footprint.
- Difference between town, city, and metropolitan area
- Globalization, importance of international relationships
- International organizations Canada is part of, characteristics of developed nations
- How international trade has grown over the last 20 years
- Free trade
- Definitions of economy, types of economies
- Advantage and disadvantage in free trade agreement (CUSMA)
- Definitions and different types of sustainability and sustainable development.
- Natural resources, preservation issues, and required actions.
- Different types of industries and industry management
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Prepare for your upcoming Political Cartoon Analysis Exam, which includes various parts focusing on knowledge, application, and communication skills. You'll tackle matching questions, multiple choice, short answers, and develop your analytical skills through cartoon analysis and paragraph writing. Bring the necessary supplies to ensure you're ready for the 90-minute exam.