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Secondary revision · Civic Education - G12

Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation

Question 1 of 62 Grade: Twelve - G12
Q1
Zambia has been peaceful since independence in 1964 because it has maintained:
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About this topic

Explore the comprehensive approaches to building sustainable peace in post-conflict societies with this advanced Grade 12 Civic Education topic. Understand how peacebuilding addresses root causes of conflict and transforms relationships for lasting stability. This sophisticated module examines the pillars of peacebuilding including security sector reform, justice and reconciliation, governance strengthening, and socioeconomic development. Learn about conflict transformation as a process of changing the systems, relationships, and attitudes that perpetuate violence. Discover Zambia's role in regional peacebuilding and lessons from its own historical transitions. Explore the roles of different actors including government, civil society, traditional leaders, and international partners in peace processes. Through case studies and ECZ-style questions, you'll develop expert understanding of comprehensive peace work.

What you'll practise (50 questions)

  1. Peace is defined in different ways. The best definition of peace is that it is the:
  2. Negative peace refers to the absence of:
  3. Positive peace refers to the presence of conditions of well-being and just relationships, including social, economic, and:
  4. One method of promoting peace is intermarriages among different ethnic groupings. This helps to:
  5. Tolerance as a method of promoting peace involves accepting:
  6. Reciprocity as a method of promoting peace involves:
  7. Mutual aid as a method of promoting peace involves:
  8. Forgiveness is a method of promoting peace because it:
  9. Peace is defined in different ways. The best definition of peace is that it is the:
  10. The United Nations promotes peace by sending peacekeeping troops to conflict areas and:
  11. Negative peace refers to the absence of:
  12. A culture of peace is a situation where people are just and fair in their daily activities and control their:
  13. Positive peace refers to the presence of conditions of well-being and just relationships, including social, economic, and:
  14. The Amish community (from 1693) is known for its peaceful lifestyle, religious devotion, and:
  15. One method of promoting peace is intermarriages among different ethnic groupings. This helps to:
  16. Switzerland has been a peaceful country since 1848 because it has maintained:
  17. Tolerance as a method of promoting peace involves accepting:
  18. Reciprocity as a method of promoting peace involves:
  19. Costa Rica has been a peaceful country since 1949 because it abolished its:
  20. Mutual aid as a method of promoting peace involves:
  21. Zambia has been peaceful since independence in 1964 because it has maintained:
  22. Forgiveness is a method of promoting peace because it:
  23. The belief that war and violence are inevitable features of human society is a challenge to peace because it:
  24. When there is injustice in a society, peace will not prevail because injustice leads to:
  25. The desire to have power and be at an advantage in relation to others often leads to competition which may result in:
  26. One of the challenges to peace is the belief that peace and justice are contradictions. Some believe that justice requires:
  27. The UN promotes peace by encouraging dialogue among countries through:
  28. The culture of totems prevented indiscriminate hunting of certain wildlife species. This helped to maintain:
  29. The United Nations promotes peace by sending peacekeeping troops to conflict areas and:
  30. A Nobel Peace Prize is annually given to notable peace makers and thinkers as a way of:
  31. A culture of peace is a situation where people are just and fair in their daily activities and control their:
  32. Promoting positive social and economic development for the benefit of all citizens is an important step towards creating:
  33. The Amish community (from 1693) is known for its peaceful lifestyle, religious devotion, and:
  34. Switzerland has been a peaceful country since 1848 because it has maintained:
  35. Costa Rica has been a peaceful country since 1949 because it abolished its:
  36. Zambia has been peaceful since independence in 1964 because it has maintained:
  37. The belief that war and violence are inevitable features of human society is a challenge to peace because it:
  38. Peace is defined as the absence of war and the presence of justice. This definition emphasizes that peace requires:
  39. Positive peace refers to the presence of conditions of well-being and just relationships. This includes:
  40. Negative peace refers to the absence of direct violence. This means:
  41. One of the methods of promoting peace is intermarriage between different ethnic groups. This helps to:
  42. Tolerance is a key method of promoting peace because it involves:
  43. Forgiveness is an important method of resolving conflict because it:
  44. The United Nations promotes peace by sending peacekeeping troops to conflict zones. This is an example of:
  45. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) in South Africa was established to address the injustices of apartheid. This is an example of:
  46. Restorative justice focuses on repairing the harm caused by crime through reconciliation and restitution. This is different from:
  47. Peace education is a tool for promoting a culture of peace. It teaches people to:
  48. The 2016 amended Zambian Constitution provides for the establishment of the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission. This commission is responsible for:
  49. Zambia has played a key role in peacekeeping in Africa. Zambian peacekeepers have served in UN missions in countries such as:
  50. One of the Sustainable Development Goals aims to promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development. This is SDG number:

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