CNDS 2400 Midterm Review

What is the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada (HSMBC)?

Why are values useful to heritage conservation?

The Red River College building in Winnipeg is an example of a preservation treatment

The Standards for Conservation must be consulted when engaging in a preservation treatment

What are the 3 components of the Conservation Decision-Making Process?

Why is Reconstruction not an approved treatment type in Canada?

Why are the TRC Calls to Action significant to heritage conservation?

What is Tangible Heritage?

What is Intangible Heritage?

What are the six Heritage Values?

Step One: Understanding refers to determining the value of a historic place

What is heritage value?

Why was the Burra Charter significant?

Why are the Fairmont Hotels significant to Canadian heritage?

What heritage values are associated with the Rossland Miners Union Hall?

What is a Convention?

What is a charter?

Increase in facadism, tourism, and reconstruction are signs of a new paradigm shift according to Araoz

Craigdarroch Castle has served many purposes and is an example of a restoration intervention

Conservation in Canada has been challenging due to its relatively new settler history

What is a Heritage Conservation District?

What are some of the 5 strategies that guided the plan for the Saoyú-ʔehdacho National Historic Site?

What does Grant (2022) mean by Euro-Amerian Modern conservation paradigms?

UNESCO Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and NaturalHeritage established the World Beauty List

How does Araoz (2011) define values in heritage conservation?

The "spirit of place" was first acknowledged in the Quebec Declaration

Step 2: Planning refers to collecting testimony from local stakeholders

Why is Quebec City important to Canadian heritage conservation?

"location on a corner lot at the center of Downtown" Is an example of character-defining element

The Athens Charter was the first international charter that included 7 resolutions

What is the role of Parks Canada in Heritage Conservation?

What does commemoration mean?

ICOMOS Charters are bound by law and hold individual nations accountable

What is the Nara Document best known for?

What are the 3 options in the Intervening phase of Conversation Decision-Making?

Which was the first National Historic Site developed in partnership with Indigenous peoples?

The "spirit of place" refers to the tangible and intangible elements that give meaning, emotion and mystery to a place

Western ideas about heritage trace back to Greek and Roman conceptions of civilization

To value something as heritage we must acknowledge the relationship between past, present and future

Legislation are laws that are enforced through regulations, and guidelines are used to interpret legislation

"locally quarried granite foundation and exterior steps" is an example of a character defining element

What are the differences between value and significance?

What are the 3 components of a statement of significance?