What impact did the baby boomers have on Quebec society during the 1960s?

Challenged traditional values & formed a counterculture

Which one is not a reason for the Act Respecting the Preservation of Agricultural Land?

Farmers sold their land to the government

What change was made to Quebec's immigration policy in 1978?

Prioritized Francophone immigration

Which of the following is not a recommendation made in the Parent Report of 1963?

School was mandatory until 15 years old

What important measure did the Lesage government put in place to take control of electricity?

Nationalization of hydroelectricity

Which of the following cannot be associated with Bill 101?

French is Quebec's only official language

Why was "the Statement on the Govt. of Canada on Indian Policy in 1969" controversial?

Threatened Indigenous ancestral rights and land claims

Why was Duplessis re-elected in 1944?

Godbout lost the election due to conscription

Why were CLSCs created?

To reduce wait times in hospitals

Which of the following cannot be associated with the reform of political party financing?

The state did not pay for any election expenses

Which of the following did not contribute to the development of urban agglomerations?

Influence of conservative values

What was the historical significance of the election of the Parti Quebecois?

First party to be elected that promoted sovereignty

What changes did the federal govt. make to our immigration policies in 1976?

Promoted multiculturalism and welcomed refugees

Why did the provincial government create delegations abroad?

Promote Quebec's culture and economy in foreign countries

Why did the Victoria Conference end in failure in 1971?

Quebec felt that they would have less autonomy

Which of the following is a consequence of Bill 101 on Quebec society?

Many Anglophones moved to Toronto

What factors contributed to an increase in Quebec's population from 1945-60

Baby boom and immigration from Europe

Why did Indigenous people want the right to self-determination?

Argue land claims and ancestral rights

Why did Duplessis invest heavily in the rural areas during the 1950s?

He wanted to keep voters happy & believed in a rural economy

What is not a factor that contributed to the emergence of a consumer society in the 1960s?

There were less goods available on the market

What triggered the Common Front in 1972?

Poor working conditions and a demand for higher salaries

Which of the following cannot be associated with Bill 22?

Allowed allophones to attend English school

Why did Canada's population become more diverse in the 1960s?

New immigration policy to meet the needs of the labor market

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1
Which port was built in 1958, to facilitate the transportation of iron to foreign markets?
Port-Quebec
Port-Cartier
Port-Montreal
Port-Charles
2
Which of the following cannot be associated with economic growth in the 1960s?
Manufacturing Industry
Public investments
Urban sprawl
Housing construction
3
What impact did the baby boomers have on Quebec society during the 1960s?
They had large families and moved to the suburbs
Challenged traditional values and believed in separatism
They worked in crown corporations
Challenged traditional values & formed a counterculture
4
Which one is not a reason for the Act Respecting the Preservation of Agricultural Land?
Farmers shut down their operations
Value of agricultural land increased due to their potential
Farmers were earning large profits and created bidding wars
Farmers sold their land to the government
5
What change was made to Quebec's immigration policy in 1978?
Prioritized a multicultural society
Prioritized welcoming in American immigrants
Prioritized Vietnamese immigration
Prioritized Francophone immigration
6
Which of the following is not a recommendation made in the Parent Report of 1963?
Co-education schools
Education that is accessible for all
School was mandatory until 15 years old
High quality public school system
7
What important measure did the Lesage government put in place to take control of electricity?
Nationalization of hydroelectricity
Creation of Hydro Quebec
Sold their monopoly to foreign investors
Allowed private ownership
8
Which of the following cannot be associated with Bill 101?
Imposed French on commercial and public signs
French is Quebec's only official language
Children of immigrants parents must attend French school
Protection of the French language
9
Why was "the Statement on the Govt. of Canada on Indian Policy in 1969" controversial?
It forced Hydro Quebec to pay to build on Indigenous land
Federal govt. wanted to abolish residential schools
It wanted Indigenous children to attend residential schools
Threatened Indigenous ancestral rights and land claims
10
Why was Duplessis re-elected in 1944?
Godbout lost the election due to corruption
Godbout became Prime Minister of Canada
Godbout died in office
Godbout lost the election due to conscription
11
Why were CLSCs created?
To help Meaghan when she falls asleep in class
To offer free ambulatory care
To reduce wait times in clinics
To reduce wait times in hospitals
12
Which of the following cannot be associated with the reform of political party financing?
Financing of political parties by citizens that can vote
Names of all citizens who made contributions were published
The state did not pay for any election expenses
Citizens could make a maximum donation of 3000$
13
Which of the following factors did not contribute to a decrease in Quebec's birth rate?
Access to contraceptives (birth control pill)
Influence of American culture
More women were joining the labour force
Less importance played on traditional values
14
Why did the USA start to import Canadian raw materials at the start of the 1950s?
US had to defend Alaska
Cold War
Ran out of natural resources
USSR imposed an embargo
15
What caused an increase in unions and protests during the late 1960s?
Creation of the Parti Quebecois
Election of the Lesage government
Traditional values of the Catholic Church
Increase in civil servant jobs
16
What is the name of the bill that decriminalized homosexuality?
Omniblur bill
Trudeau bill
Act to Decriminalize Homosexuality
Omnibus bill
17
Which of the following was not a form of protest against Duplessis?
Asbestos strike
Cite Libre
First Nations' right to vote
Refus global
18
Which of the following is not a consequence of the OPEC Crisis in 1973?
Increase in transportation costs
Increase in oil prices
Inflation
Increase in job opportunities
19
Which of the following was not a measure adopted by the Union Nationale between 1966-70?
Ministry of education
Universite du Quebec networks (UQAM/UQTR)
Family allowance plan
CEGEPS
20
Which two regions saw significant development between 1945-60?
Montreal and Gaspe
Nouveau-Quebec and Cote-Nord
Nouveau-Quebec and Gaspe
Montreal and Cote-Nord
21
Which of the following is not a demand made in the 1970 Bird Report?
Maternity leave
Pay equity
Legalization of abortion
Right to run for office
22
Which of the following is not a right that women received during the 1960s?
Right to abortion if health/life was at risk
Right to vote
Sign legal documents without their husband's consent
Financial transactions without their husband's consent
23
Which two sectors became secular during the Quiet Revolution?
Education and economy
Education and health care
Education and rural economy
Economy and health care
24
Which of the following is not a crown corporation?
SFG
SOQUEM
SIDBEC
CDPQ
25
Which of the following is not an element that characterized the Cold War?
Propaganda
Espionage
Military conflict
Arms race
26
Why were Quebec's education and health care systems struggling during the 1940s & 50s?
All of the above
Lack of infrastructure
Lack of teachers, nurses and doctors
Lack of guidance
27
Which of the following did not contribute to the development of urban agglomerations?
Creation of highways and roads made transportation easier
Influence of conservative values
New factories were established in the suburbs
Housing in the suburbs was attractive (price, lot size)
28
What was the historical significance of the election of the Parti Quebecois?
First party to be elected that wanted autonomy
First party to be elected that promoted sovereignty
First party that wanted to patriate the constitution
All of the above
29
What organization used radical means in 1970 and what were they trying to achieve?
PQ and improve relations with Ottawa
FLQ and improve relations with Ottawa
PQ and sovereignty
FLQ and sovereignty
30
What changes did the federal govt. make to our immigration policies in 1976?
Promoted specific job skills
Promoted multiculturalism and wealthy immigrants
Promoted immigration from European countries
Promoted multiculturalism and welcomed refugees
31
Why did the provincial government create delegations abroad?
Promote Quebec's culture and economy in Canada
Promote Quebec's culture and economy in foreign countries
Modernize education and health care systems
Encourage foreign ownership in Quebec
32
Which of the following is not one of Duplessis' principles?
Economic liberalism
Traditionalism
Provincial autonomy
Interventionism
33
Which of the following is not an example of Duplessis' provincial autonomy?
Creation of provincial income tax
Creation of the Fleurdelise
Refusal of subsidies
Equalization payment system
34
Why did the Victoria Conference end in failure in 1971?
Meaghan Casey told the Queen to stay home.
All provinces refused to patriate the constitution
Quebec felt that they would have more autonomy
Quebec felt that they would have less autonomy
35
Which of the following is not an example of provincial government intervening in health care?
Hospitals were administered by a board of doctors
Offering health insurance to all Quebecers
Creating free medicare
Hiring skilled nurses and doctors
36
What current of thought can be associated with the Quiet Revolution?
Traditionalism
Interventionism
Social conservatism
Neo-nationalism
37
Which of the following is a consequence of Bill 101 on Quebec society?
All of the above
Many Francophones enrolled in English schools
Independent schools were created
Many Anglophones moved to Toronto
38
What factors contributed to an increase in Quebec's population from 1945-60
Baby boom and high mortality rate
Baby boom
Baby boom and immigration from Europe
Immigration from Europe
39
Why did Indigenous people want the right to self-determination?
Argue land claims and ancestral rights
Argue land claims
They wanted to work in the federal government
To encourage hydroelectric projects
40
Why did Duplessis invest heavily in the rural areas during the 1950s?
The iron ore industry was not profitable
He wanted to keep voters happy & ignore the urban centres
He wanted to keep voters happy & believed in a rural economy
He did not want to develop any other sectors of the economy
41
Which of the following did not allow for the emergence of a consumer society?
Credit became more accessible
Population growth
Advertising became more popular
Increased purchasing power
42
What is not a factor that contributed to the emergence of a consumer society in the 1960s?
Fashion and advertising encouraged more consumption
There were less goods available on the market
Wages increased
Good became more affordable
43
What triggered the Common Front in 1972?
Poor working conditions and living conditions
Poor working conditions and a demand for higher salaries
Poor working conditions
Poor living conditions
44
What was the purpose of the Laurendeau-Dunton commission?
All of the above
Study potential inequalities between French & English people
To explore bilingualism and biculturalism
Demonstrate the federal govts openness to Quebec's demands
45
Which of the following cannot be associated with Bill 22?
Limited access to English schooling
French was the province's only official language
Kids with knowledge of English could attend English schools
Allowed allophones to attend English school
46
What was the purpose of the federal government's equalization system?
Increase Canada's population in smaller provinces
Reduce economic inequalities
Reduce social inequalities
Make changes to Canada's immigration policies
47
Why did Canada's population become more diverse in the 1960s?
New immigration policy to meet the needs of the labor market
They only allowed non-Anglophones into the country
European countries were overpopulated
Federal government wanted to populate Quebec
48
"The right of a people to determine the form of government that best suits their needs" (term)
Self-recognition
Village council
Self-determination
Universal suffrage
49
Which of the following was not created by the Bourassa government?
James Bay hydroelectric project
CLSCs
Health Insurance
Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms
50
Which of the following is not a current of thought associated with Duplessis?
Traditionalism
Survival nationalism
Social conservatism
Clericalism
51
Which of the following events is not associated with the sovereignty movement in Quebec?
Creation of the Parti Quebecois
Rise of neo-nationalism
Expo 67
Charles de Gaulle's speech
52
Which of the following is an example of Duplessis' economic liberalism?
Church controlling health care
Modernization of agriculture
Private and foreign ownership
Residential schools
53
Which of the following is not a compromise in the James Bay Northern Quebec Agreement?
Protect culture & traditional way of life of the Inuit/Cree
Banning of all hydroelectric projects in the area
Financial compensation of 225 million to Indigenous people
Recognition of self-determination for Indigenous people
54
What is economic nationalism?
Govt and Quebec's population drive economic development
Economic liberalism allowed for economic development
State allows foreign ownership & control over its resources
Quebecers own all of the natural resources

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