Social Justice Unit 1 Quiz
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- Q1Jesus came to serve those in his society who were not valued and had little power. Today, Christians are called to do the same. These groups of people can be called _________industrializedsocialmarginalizedbaptized30s
- Q2Justice is a cardinal virtue that is best defined as...Considering the outcomes of our actions before we choose themGiving God and each person what he or she has a right tohaving the courage to stand up for one's beliefspracticing self-control with one's use of created goods30s
- Q3Why are humans naturally social beings?Because this is the best way to get what we wantBecause we are made in the image of God who is 'social'because this was necessary for survival during cave-man timesTrick question! Humans are not naturally social30s
- Q4a group of persons bound together by a principle of unity can be called...a subsidiaritya synergya societya solidarity30s
- Q5The organized social institutions/systems as well as the patterns of behavior in a given society are itsSocial StructuresFreedomsOrganizationsLaws30s
- Q6Individual choices have far-reaching impacts on other people because humans are related to eachother in an _____________ mannerinterdependentindependentexclusiveindividualistic30s
- Q7seeking to uphold human dignity by giving everyone the same things to overcome obstaclesEquityEqualityJustice30s
- Q8seeking to uphold human dignity by giving individuals what they need to overcome obstaclesEqualityEquityJustice30s
- Q9Which of the following is an example of a sinful social structure?labor laws that protect workers' right to unionizeJim Crow laws which enforced racial segregation in the Southern USan individual's choice to abuse her doga bank heist performed by a group of 12 con-artists30s
- Q10The Social Structures that help all members of a society to reach their fulfillment can be referred to as:the graced societythe social normthe common goodthe christian virtue30s
- Q11Which is an example of a graced social structure?an individual's choice to volunteer at a soup kitchenspeed limits and other traffic lawsThe Trail of Tears and other situations of forced migrationJesus' sacrificial death on the Cross30s
- Q12the common good is rooted in the idea thatpeople are more important than thingsit is good when everyone in a society shares the same beliefs and opinionsprogress in society occurs when profit is the main goalevery person is an island responsible only for caring for him or herself30s
- Q13Striving for the common good always begins by meeting the needs of...authoritiesChristiansindividualsthe majority population30s