Please watch the following video and then complete the Quick Check that Follows: Connecting Themes Conflict Resolution- Brainpop Culture- Sociology- Symbols, values of beliefs, and norms 1) What is the definition of beliefs and ideals in the context of a society? (1 point) Responses The physical characteristics of a society, such as its geography and location. The physical characteristics of a society, such as its geography and location. The core values and principles that shape the behavior and decision making of individuals within a society. The core values and principles that shape the behavior and decision making of individuals within a society. The economic systems and practices that govern the distribution of goods and services in a society. The economic systems and practices that govern the distribution of goods and services in a society. The political institutions and processes through which power is organized and exercised in a society. The political institutions and processes through which power is organized and exercised in a society. Question 2 2) How does conflict influence societies?(1 point) Responses Conflict leads to the destruction of societies, resulting in the emergence of new ones. Conflict leads to the destruction of societies, resulting in the emergence of new ones. Conflict has no impact on societies as it is an inherent part of human nature. Conflict has no impact on societies as it is an inherent part of human nature. Conflict only occurs between societies and does not affect changes within them. Conflict only occurs between societies and does not affect changes within them. Conflict often leads to social, political, and economic changes within societies. Conflict often leads to social, political, and economic changes within societies. Question 3 3) What methods can societies use to resolve conflicts?(1 point) Responses Only legal procedures, excluding other methods. Only legal procedures, excluding other methods. Legal procedures, force, and compromise. Legal procedures, force, and compromise. Only force, excluding legal procedures and compromise. Only force, excluding legal procedures and compromise. Only compromise, excluding legal procedures and force. Only compromise, excluding legal procedures and force. Question 4 4) How does culture influence a society?(1 point) Responses Culture is the product of a society's religion, beliefs, customs, traditions, and government. Culture is the product of a society's religion, beliefs, customs, traditions, and government. Culture has no impact on the development and functioning of a society. Culture has no impact on the development and functioning of a society. Culture refers only to artistic expressions in a society. Culture refers only to artistic expressions in a society. Culture is irrelevant to the social, political, and economic decisions of a society. Culture is irrelevant to the social, political, and economic decisions of a society. Question 5 5) What factors influence the distribution of power in government?(1 point) Responses Only existing documents and laws, excluding contemporary values and beliefs. Only existing documents and laws, excluding contemporary values and beliefs. Existing documents, laws, and contemporary values and beliefs. Existing documents, laws, and contemporary values and beliefs. Only contemporary values and beliefs, excluding existing documents and laws. Only contemporary values and beliefs, excluding existing documents and laws. The distribution of power in government is random and not influenced by any factors. The distribution of power in government is random and not influenced by any factors. Question 6 Briefly research a current event and create a collage, as well as a brief description using Canva, Google Drawings, or any platform that you choose, that shows the following: Collage of conflicting beliefs and ideals can lead to social and political tensions in a society. Be sure to create your own document and complete all required questions

Answer 1

Sure! Here’s how you can approach the Quick Check based on the themes of conflict resolution, beliefs, ideals, and their influence on society:

Quick Check Responses

Question 1: What is the definition of beliefs and ideals in the context of a society?

Response: The core values and principles that shape the behavior and decision making of individuals within a society.

Question 2: How does conflict influence societies?

Response: Conflict often leads to social, political, and economic changes within societies.

Question 3: What methods can societies use to resolve conflicts?

Response: Legal procedures, force, and compromise.

Question 4: How does culture influence a society?

Response: Culture is the product of a society's religion, beliefs, customs, traditions, and government.

Question 5: What factors influence the distribution of power in government?

Response: Existing documents, laws, and contemporary values and beliefs.

Question 6: Current Event Collage

1. Choose a Current Event: Look for a current event that showcases conflicting beliefs and ideals, such as:

   • Climate change debates
   • Social justice movements
   • Political polarization
   • Cultural conflicts (e.g., immigration policies)

2. Create a Collage:

   • Use Canva, Google Drawings, or another platform.
   • Collect images, quotes, and symbols that represent the conflicting beliefs and ideals in the event.
   • Organize these visuals to create an engaging and informative collage.

3. Write a Brief Description:

   • Summarize the event in a few sentences.
   • Explain how the conflicting beliefs and ideals contribute to social and political tensions.
   • Highlight any key stakeholders involved in the conflict and their differing perspectives.

Example Description:

Current Event: "Climate Change Protests"

Description: The ongoing global climate change protests showcase the conflict between environmental activists advocating for immediate action and government bodies and corporations prioritizing economic growth. Activists emphasize the belief that immediate environmental action is essential for the future of the planet, while some policymakers argue for a measured approach that balances economic and environmental concerns. This clash creates significant social and political tensions, as communities are divided over the urgency and methods of addressing climate change.

Feel free to adapt this example and expand on the collage and description based on your research and preferences!