Social Studies 30 Key Terms and People Study Guide

Social Studies 30-2

A course focusing on the exploration of social issues and civic engagement related to Canadian society.

Civic Engagement

Participation in activities that influence public policy and leadership, including voting, community service, and advocacy.

Democratic Principles

Fundamental values that support democracy, including equality, freedom, and human rights.

Social Justice

The pursuit of a society where all individuals have equitable rights and opportunities regardless of their background.

Global Citizenship

Recognizing interdependence in a globalized world, encouraging individuals to act responsibly towards global issues.

Cultural Diversity

The presence of multiple cultural groups within a society, enriching social, economic, and political discourse.

Economic Systems

Structures and methods used by societies to allocate resources, including capitalism, socialism, and mixed economies.

Political Ideologies

Sets of beliefs about the ideal organization of society, such as conservatism, liberalism, socialism, and feminism.