Beatitudes Quizizz - Cath 20

The beatitudes are about Jesus' vision of life in

God’s Kingdom

The beatitudes are divided into ___ groups.

2

The beatitudes have their roots, or are influenced by

Isaiah 61

The beatitudes critique the political, social, religious, economic and _________ distress that happens when the powerful elite oppress others.

personal

The beatitudes outline the terrible consequences of

Roman power

Being poor in spirit involves having your spirits crushed by economic

injustice

The poor are denied justice, adequate resources, and ______, subject to the power of the ruling elite, with no hope for change.

wholeness

Those who mourn are the poor - they mourn the impact of

Roman imperial powers

Those in mourning will be comforted when oppression is ended with the justice of restored resources and

relationships

the meek are beaten down by unjust _____ practices.

economic

Those who hunger and thirst include people who have no reason to ______, and no cause for joy.

hope

Mercy is about forgiveness and _______ enemies.

loving

"I want mercy, not sacrifice." This is an example of:

God’s will

Activity of the heart includes willing, thinking, knowing, deciding and

doing

"Seeing" God is an image of an intimate, face-to-face encounter with

God

The Romans believed that their gods wanted them to impose their laws and _______ on the rest of the world.

way of life

When all things are in just relation with each other/God, there is

peace

Those who work for justice challenge the way things are, including those people and power structures that commit themselves to keeping things unjust, and those who _______ injustice.

benefit from

The laws are clear, publicized, stable and just; applied evenly; protect fundamental human rights is about

just laws

Justice is delivered timely by competent, ethical and independent representatives is partly about

accessible/impartial dispute resolution

Being denied access to traditional territories and forced to move to new locations is an example of ______ displacement.

physical

The ____ of the rule of law serves as a _____ instrument for the dispossession and subjugation of Aboriginal peoples.

misapplication;blunt

Depriving someone of land or property is about

dispossession

Bringing someone under domination or control is about

subjugation

Romanus Pontifex and Inter Caetera gave Spain and Portugal the right to ____ and create _____ to govern the lands they "discovered."

land;laws

The Discovery Doctrine purpose was to steal/exploit all "discovered" lands and their resources, as well as both ___ and __ the "discovered" Indigenous peoples inhabiting them.

destroy;subjugate

For there to be an equitable Canada, the Canadian gov't needs to recognize and affirm

Aboriginal and Treaty Rights

The formation of a new Canadian constitution will enable Indigenous peoples to reclaim their sovereignty and the right to ______.

self-determination

The 5 things to describe the poor in Mat 5:3 are the destitute, those living in social and economic hardship, those lacking adequate resources, the exploited, and the

oppressed

Mat 5:3 blesses the ending of the current

Roman Imperial structures

Oppression shouldn't be seen as normal, it should be

mourned

the meek are the powerless and the

humiliated

inheriting the earth is about God acting through

the actions of righteous people

inheriting the earth addresses the end of the present inequitable access to _____, based on exploitative societal relationships.

land

Mat 5:5 challenges a system that was secured by Roman power that furthered the interests of the local elite landowners at the expense of the poor forced into ______ existence.

subsistence

The people in Mat 5:6 are those who literally hunger and thirst because of unjust practices concerning land, access to resources, taxes, and

debt

Righteousness signifies right societal relationships and access to adequate _______ for living.

resources

The merciful are those who provide the destitute

economic resources

The Roman "peace" involved security, prosperity, and

order

Roman peace ensures social and _____ domination and economic exploitation of a conquered people.

cultural

Those who are persecuted are the people who fight for justice, including prophets and

Jesus

"Theirs is the kingdom of heaven" is about establishing a longed-for hope - justice for all. This is God's justice, not ______ justice.

Roman

The Rule of Law is about people/institutions subject to and accountable to fairly applied and enforced laws, as well as everyone is subject to the law, and

no one is above the law

Processes by which the laws are enacted, administered and enforced are accessible, fair and efficient is about

open gov’t

The gov't as well as private actors are accountable under the law is about

accountability

Lands and resources taken that became the basis for high living standards for settler society, with only a small proportion of Canada's resource income going back to Aboriginal peoples, is

not the choice of Aboriginal peoples

Forced by colonial laws to abandon or disguise traditional governance for colonial-style governance is an example of __________ displacement.

political

Being subject to intensive Christian missionary activity and residential/industrial schools, leading to inability to pass on traditional values is an example of _____ displacement.

social/cultural

Indigenous peoples still face a ___, systemically oppressive and lethal _____ reality.

legalized; socio-economic and political

The Discovery Doctrine contributes to the belief the Europeans deserve privileges, special treatment, and rights to ________________.

control lands and make laws

The Discovery Doctrine has affected Indigenous Peoples with land loss, _______, and oppression.

forced dependency

The Indian Act of 1876 demonstrates socio-economic control by determining the size of each reservation. Reserve land comprises about __ of the total Canadian state's land mass.

0.2%

Land theft and forced dependency backed by ____, both historical and present, contributes to the humiliating impoverishment of Indigenous peoples.

Canadian law

When Indigenous peoples are thrown into prison for upholding section 35 of the Canadian constitution, then ______ is jeopardized.

democracy

_____ and ______ act as the foundation of Canada's racism.

DD and European sovereignty

For a just Canada to exist, a negotiation process needs to begin between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples about how to _______.

share the land’s wealth