Unit 1/4

Question 1

country

Answer 1

is a political(laws) and geographic place.

Question 2

nation

Answer 2

A nation is about shared identity

Question 3

A nation-state

Answer 3

is a country where most people share the same culture, language, and identity.

Question 4

nationalism

Answer 4

an individuals relationship to their nation is far more important than making space for othetr nations and their goals

Question 5

civic nationalism

Answer 5

is the idea that a nation is built on shared laws, values, and citizenship, not race or ethnicity.

Question 6

patriotism

Answer 6

is love, pride, and loyalty toward your country.

Question 7

war of 1812

Answer 7

was a conflict between america and the the british that ended with no border changes but helped strengthen national identity in North America.

Question 8

🇨🇦 Confederation of Canada

Answer 8

is when several colonies joined together to form one country.

Question 9

impacts of new france

Answer 9

production of metis people and extensuuve trading networks that encourgaed more people to settle

Question 10

7 years war

Answer 10

was a global conflict between Great Britain and France that ended with Britain gaining control of most of France’s North American territory.

Question 11

royal proclamation

Answer 11

set up British control in North America and recognized Indigenous land rights after the Seven Years’ War.

Question 12

louis reil

Answer 12

metis leader who fought to protect metis people.

Question 13

red river rebellion and resistance

Answer 13

louis reil steppin in and now known as manitoba self governed

Question 14

henri bourassa and qubec sovereignty

Answer 14

french candaian nationlist who fought to protects qubecs language and culture and limit british. wanted to become independeant country

Question 15

internment of ukranian canadians

Answer 15

detained ukranians cuz they thought they were enemies.put into camps during ww1

Question 16

quiet revolution

Answer 16

major changes in qubec and wanted in independence

Question 17

october crisis

Answer 17

violent political crisis in quebec to force independence

Question 18

canadian multiculurism act

Answer 18

federal law tat officially recognized multiculturism

Question 19

referendums on qubec sovereignty

Answer 19

provinical votes to determine if qubec should seperate from candaa

Question 20

nationalist loyalties

Answer 20

allegiance, conncetions, or devotions towards your nation and national identity

Question 21

reasonable accommodation

Answer 21

diff loyalties coming tg to wrok tg

Question 22

bill 101

Answer 22

protect/promote french language and culture in 1977

Question 23

bill 96

Answer 23

forces all buissnes to heavily prioritze french

Question 24

bill 21

Answer 24

bans all public workers from wearing any visible religious symbols

Question 25

equalization payments

Answer 25

are money given by the federal government of Canada to provinces that have less ability to raise revenue through taxes.

Question 26

pluralism

Answer 26

belief that society should reflect the respect for diversity, culture religion, diversity etc

Question 27

Isolationism

Answer 27

is a policy where a country avoids getting involved in other countries’ political issues, wars, or alliances.

Question 28

Protectionism

Answer 28

using trade barriers to protect domestic industries.

Question 29

left spectrum

Answer 29

collective ideas

Question 30

right spectrum

Answer 30

individual ideas

Question 31

liberal

Answer 31

more govt

Question 32

conservative

Answer 32

less govt

Question 33

federalists

Answer 33

people who support a federal system of government

Question 34

civic nation

Answer 34

is a nation where people are united by shared laws, values, and citizenship, rather than by ethnicity, language, or ancestry.

Question 35

segration

Answer 35

is the separation of people into different groups, often based on race, religion, or ethnicity.

Question 36

alienation

Answer 36

is the feeling of being disconnected from other people, society, or your work.