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Part I: Multiple Choice Questions

Choose the best answer for each question.

1. Canada decided not to participate in the Iraq War primarily because:

It disagreed with oil-motivated intervention It was not convinced Iraq had WMD ready to use It wanted to avoid casualties It was protecting its friendship with Arab nations

2. Omar Khadr was how old when captured by American forces?

14 years old 15 years old Nearly 16 years old 17 years old

3. The Arab Spring protests were primarily organized using:

Traditional media Government announcements Social media Religious institutions

4. Corporal Nathan Cirillo was killed at which location?

Parliament Buildings National War Memorial Rideau Hall Supreme Court

5. Bill C-51 was introduced primarily in response to:

The ISIS threat The Ottawa attack Syrian refugees Arab Spring instability

Part II: True or False

Determine whether each statement is true or false.

6. Weapons of Mass Destruction were eventually found in Iraq after the 2003 invasion.

True False

7. Omar Khadr was held in separate juvenile detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay.

True False

8. Most Arab Spring democratic movements achieved lasting success.

True False

9. Intelligence sources believed at least 130 Canadians were fighting with ISIS in 2014.

True False

10. Michael Zehaf-Bibeau had direct links to international terrorist organizations.

True False

Part III: Matching Contemporary Issues

Match each term with its correct description. Click on items to select them.

11. Match the terms with their descriptions:

Terms:

Arab Spring

ISIS/ISIL

Child Soldier

Bill C-51

Descriptions:

Democratic uprisings across Middle East/North Africa

Islamic fundamentalist group establishing caliphate

Minor under 18 involved in armed conflict

Canadian anti-terrorism legislation (2015)

Part IV: Critical Thinking Questions

Answer the following questions in 4-6 sentences each. Analyze complex ethical, legal, and policy issues.

12. Evaluate Canada's decision not to participate in the Iraq War (2003). What principles guided this choice, and how did it affect Canada's relationship with the United States?

13. Analyze the Omar Khadr case from a human rights perspective. How did his treatment violate international standards for juvenile offenders and child soldiers?

Contemporary Security Challenges Review

Part I: Multiple Choice Questions

1. Canada decided not to participate in the Iraq War primarily because:

2. Omar Khadr was how old when captured by American forces?

3. The Arab Spring protests were primarily organized using:

4. Corporal Nathan Cirillo was killed at which location?

5. Bill C-51 was introduced primarily in response to:

Part II: True or False

6. Weapons of Mass Destruction were eventually found in Iraq after the 2003 invasion.

7. Omar Khadr was held in separate juvenile detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay.

8. Most Arab Spring democratic movements achieved lasting success.

9. Intelligence sources believed at least 130 Canadians were fighting with ISIS in 2014.

10. Michael Zehaf-Bibeau had direct links to international terrorist organizations.

Part III: Matching Contemporary Issues

11. Match the terms with their descriptions:

Terms:

Descriptions:

Part IV: Critical Thinking Questions

12. Evaluate Canada's decision not to participate in the Iraq War (2003). What principles guided this choice, and how did it affect Canada's relationship with the United States?

13. Analyze the Omar Khadr case from a human rights perspective. How did his treatment violate international standards for juvenile offenders and child soldiers?

14. Assess the success and failures of the Arab Spring movements. Why did most democratic uprisings fail to achieve lasting change?

15. Evaluate Bill C-51's approach to domestic terrorism. Does this legislation strike an appropriate balance between security and civil liberties?