Socials questions:

1. Should we try to right the wrongs of past generations? If so, how?

2. Despite their poor treatment in Canada, immigrants kept coming. Explain the factors that attracted immigrants to Canada. Why were many English and French-Canadians upset by the changes to Canada’s ethnic composition?

1. It is impossible to undo the suffering of people who endured injustice in the past through slavery, segregation, exploitation and other forms of harm and humiliation.

It is, however, possible to do better now, and in the future, and many people and nations are on the way to doing this. Five strategies seem worth drawing attention to but I am sure readers will have many other examples:

Education – In our educational and care practices, there are many opportunities to draw attention to past wrongdoing. In teaching about, for example, the USPHSSS, we can help students understand how and why wrongdoing can occur and how it can be prevented in future. This can also include drawing attention to the causes and consequences of harm and neglect in care contexts. More broadly, this can include highlighting the toxic impact of racism, classism, sexism, homophobia and other forms of discrimination.

Research and scholarship – The conference at Tuskegee demonstrated the value of historians and bioethicists working together to understand past examples of wrongdoing and how these connect with current practices which diminish human dignity. Research relating to ethics education, as published in this journal over the years, enables us to understand which approaches work and how we can use innovative approaches, such as immersive simulation, to best effect.

The arts – The arts have tremendous potential ‘to show not tell’, for example, in theatre, drama and through museums and monuments. Museums and monuments that illuminate suffering are impactful and educate us about, for example, the causes and appalling consequences of genocide and the Holocaust, of injustices inflicted on Native and African Americans, on those labelled ‘non-human’ in slavery and relating to other indigenous peoples and people who are considered ‘other’.

Everyday relationships – All of us can model ethical behaviour in our personal and professional lives. Role model behaviour and qualities that show others how to grasp opportunities to enable other humans, other species and the environment to flourish. A colleague in Alabama suggested a strategy to respond to disclosures of negative attitudes and beliefs relating to a group of humans they consider ‘different’ to them. That is to ask ‘how many (Black, g4y, transgender, working class…) people have you met and spent time getting to know?’

Reparations – As mentioned above, there is currently debate about the ethics of repayments to Black descendants of those who were enslaved

Universities such as Georgetown and Cambridge are engaged in studies and reflection on findings regarding how they profited from slavery in the past and how they may atone for past wrongdoing  This is a complex issue and we should, as a care ethics community, discuss this important topic with students and colleagues.

Overall, then, there is much to reflect on regarding the wrongs of the past and whether it is possible to right these wrongs. It is impossible to undo past suffering, however, we can do much in our education and care practices to draw attention to human fallibility and tendencies to favour humans who are similar to ourselves.

Some years ago, I came across a quotation that, in relation to this discussion, is particularly helpful:

Each of us is like all of us, like most of us, like some of us, like none of us. (source unknown)

Keeping in mind the woman in the twin tower who held down her skirt before jumping to her death reminds us of our uniqueness and also of our common humanity. We need to continue to work together to do good and to counter human inclinations to harm and wrong others.

Maurice had to give up driving due to his slow reflexes. Since he still enjoys volunteering as a docent at the local botanical gardens, his son sets him up with an app ride account. Which concept does this illustrate

Select the reasons that French settlers came to New France.
A: To search for silver
B: To bring Christianity to Native Americans
C: To trade for furs
D: To find religious freedom

The ______ principle maintains that people will comply with requests if they believe that others are also complying.

Which of the following was not a group that the Nazis blamed for Germany's
problems during their rise to power?

Jews
Slavs
Aryans
Blacks

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The age of technology has led to a reduction in the amount of social movements.
True or False.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a push factor?
Natural Disaster
Job opportunities
War
Political Persecution

In South Africa, citizens vote for members of Parliament (the legislative branch). The members of Parliament then select one of its members to
become president. South Africa has a(n) *
1: absolute monarchy
2: dictatorship.
3: parliamentary democracy.
4: presidential democracy.

What is the difference between adequate and partial?

Tina has big hair, flirts seductively with the therapist, has long, polished red fingernails that she waves about theatrically, wears chunky jewelry, and claims to know many famous people. She has recently been diagnosed with Multiple choice question. antisocial personality disorder. histrionic personality disorder. avoidant personality disorder. borderline personality disorder.

Ethical argument is based on the recognition of the difference between _________ and verbal aggression.

While the voice artists are recording the script given to them, they may get to improvise some of the dialogue and add their personal touch. Choose the best synonym to replace the underlined word in the sentence above. a. make up c. imply b. script d. get rid of Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

Taught that there was no absolute right and wrong.

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Jafira believes that the symptoms of antisocial personality disorder are learned through modeling; Jafira is MOST likely a _____ theorist.

Conflict is normal in all enduring relationships.
a. True
b. False

What is the term given for someone who
studies the ancient Egyptian civilization?
A Egyptologist
B. Botanist
C. Physicist
D. Astrologist

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The third party which is authorized to make a final decision in a dispute is called the ______. A. Mediator b. Arbiter c. Supervisor d. Manager.

Operation ______ (aka the Boston Gun Project and the Boston Miracle) is a problem-oriented policing program that was initiated in Boston, MA.

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Chase stole money from a local grocery store to buy beer. He later assaulted a 72-year-old woman and stole her purse because he felt like he needed money more than she did. He bought a cup of coffee with money he found in the purse while he waited for the next train. On the train, a woman accidentally stepped on his shoes, so he threw the hot coffee on her and laughed. Chase would be diagnosed with _____ personality disorder.