2020 LAF Innovation + Leadership Symposium: Day 2 LA CES

Quiz for 1 CEU (HSW)

Thank you for attending day 2 of LAF's Innovation + Leadership Symposium with Nicholas Jabs, Pierre Bélanger, and Hans Baumann.

In order to receive a Professional Development Hour (PDH) through the Landscape Architecture Continuing Education System (LA CES), please complete the following 10-question quiz and provide your name and email at the end of the quiz.

You will receive your score after you submit the quiz; attendees scoring 75% or higher will receive 1.0 PDH (HSW). If you do not pass, you may re-take it. Certificates will be emailed within 2 weeks.

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* 1. In Nicholas Jabs’ presentation, what does Jabs link to the changes (growth and/or decline) of post-colonial Middle American cities?

Demographic change

Lack of clarity on where Middle America is

Extraction and processing of natural resources or manufacturing

None of the above

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* 2. According to Jabs' presentation, what was the first period of significant manufacturing growth in Middle American cities?

The expansion of the national railroad in the 1860s

When corporate hierarchy was established starting in the 1890s

When land became less expensive in the South

None of the above

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* 3. According to Jabs, the view of manufacturing is evolving from it being seen as a static category of material production to:

A value stream and part of the public realm

Important only for the private realm

An ancient method for making things

None of the above

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* 4. How does craft play into the future of Middle American cities, according to Jabs?

Leveraging soil and water resources

Mobilizing facilities and capacity to build the infrastructure and components of a low-carbon environment

Investing in people, programs, spaces, and services

None of the above

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* 5. According to Pierre Bélanger’s presentation, how much land in the US and Canada is treaty land?

100%

50%

25%

None

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* 6. Bélanger advocates that if landscape architects genuinely profess to shape and influence patterns of land, they must be accountable to the histories and legacies of those lands.

True

False

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* 7. What are some elements of injustice that Bélanger believes landscape architects must educate themselves on before engaging?

Legacies of territorial disposession

Environmental racism

Spatial injustice

All of the above

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* 8. In Hans Baumann’s “relational framework” for decisionmaking and collaboration, who are some of the key participants?

Tribal officials

Tribal council

Elder council

All of the above

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* 9. According to Baumann, what can bodily and lived experience of a place mean for collaboration?

Improved knowledge of kayaking locations

Adding another layer of truth that can be lacking in drawings, diagrams, and maps

Putting the onus on indigenous communities to educate collaborators

Nothing

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* 10. To recognize and honor a tribe's self-determination in the design process, Baumann recommends outside collaborators do which of the following?

Reframe their roles and responsibilities

Expect a long-term process of relationship building

Recognize that they are there to help as needed and don’t have all the solutions

All of the above

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