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The 1995 Quebec Referendum dealt with the issue of:
Quebec Sovereignty
the Oka Crisis and golf course expansion
Quebecois First Nations ability for self-determination
Quebec's Language Rights
2
How did the French Revolution start?
The Bastille was stormed
The Taxes were risen
The King was executed
The National Assembly was created
3
How many continents are there in the Western continental model?
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7
6
5
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This video is promoting Canadian
Foreign policy
Collective Identity
Identity
Nationalism
5
What was Rene Levesque's main goal?
Quebec sovereignty
To smoke a record amount of cigarettes
To give Quebecers freedom
Quebec's assimilation of English Canada
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What country today is NOT dealing with contending issues of nationalism?
China
Spain
Iceland
Ireland
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The goals of the Quiet Revolution were to?
Improve economic conditions for the Québécois population
Preserve French Culture yet shift away from religious institutions
Return control of Quebec to French speaking Quebec
All the above.
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What specific event is considered the start of the French Revolution and France's national holiday?
The Tennis Court Oath
The gathering of the National Assembly
The storming of Bastille
The storming of Versailles
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What was the slogan of the French Revolution?
Liberty, Equality, Freedom of Speech
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
Fraternity, Freedom, Liberty
Maternity, Liberty, Equality
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What is Isolationism?
Tactics used in war
A country facing sanctions and trade embargos
The policy of being seperated from others and not reliant on others
War measure
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Objective means:
Guided by opinions, feelings and beliefs
Willingness to experiment and test
Uninformed about facts and pertinent information
Guided by information and fact not emotion or prejudice
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The royal commission on Aboriginal peoples
Part of the monarchy
Is part of the RCMP
Created a report condemning treatment of Aboriginal peoples
Set up by the Queen
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Subjective means...
NOT influenced by opinions or beliefs
Based on, or influenced by personal feelings, or opinions
NOT biased
The main point of an essay or an argument.
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What was the largest influence for the French Revolution?
Federalism
Greek Democracy
The American Revolution
The Enlightenment
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Where did the oka crisis happen?
Ontario
Quebec
british columbia
Manitoba
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Which concept is NOT part of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples and the Healing Fund?
The creation of institutions of Aboriginal self-government
Legislation recognizing Aboriginal peoples sovereignty
Initiatives to address social, education, health needs
Guaranteeing aboriginal peoples equality of opportunity
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Why did the Zapatistas not like NAFTA?
They thought it would make poor farmers go out of business
They thought it would hurt business in Canada and the US
They thought it would pollute and destroy Mexican land
They thought it would move factories to the US
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Who was the oka crisis between?
Mohawk/Haudenosaunee protesters, QC police, the RCMP and Canadian army
The Canadian army and the American army
Indigenous people, the Canadian army and immigrants
Mohawk/Haudenosaunee protesters and other indigenous peoples
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The result of the Quebec Referendum was:
Around 60% to remain and 40% to separate
Around 70% to remain and 30% to separate
Around 51% to remain and 49% to separate
Around 40% to remain and 60% to separate
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What is a Nation?
The likes, dislikes and heritage of a group of people
Large body of people united and living in a particular country/territory
Citizens united by common descent, history, culture or language
All of the above
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What was the objective of the FLQ?
To promote French language rights
to create a separate and independent Quebec
To overthrow Pierre Elliot Trudeau's govt
To amend the constitution
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The great shift that occured in Quebec became known as:
The Secular Revolution
The Quiet Revolution
The Swift Revolution
The Quebec Revolution
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What was the FLQ?
A group that would later become the Parti Québécois
A provincial political party in Quebec
Francophone Language Supporters in Quebec
A Quebec group of nationalist separatists.
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What did the Zapatistas do?
Took over towns in southern Mexico
Organized a coup d'etat to overthrow a corrupt Mexican gov't
Formed alliances with other countries
Attacked US troops in Mexico City
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Land claims exist to:
Bring attention to treaty issues
Dispute claims over treaties, how they were negotiated & who owns the land
Negotiate new treaties to accomodate modern times
Disupute when indigenous treaties were signed
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What does this cartoon indicated about the FLQ after Laporte's murder?
They lost popular support because of their use of violence
They gained support
They remained as a prominent organization
They committed an act of political suicide
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What is pluralism?
Assimilation
Promotion of diversity
Contempt for a country
Celebrating stability
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What treaty were the Zapatistas against?
WHO
NATO
Treaty of North American Trade
NAFTA
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What were the outcomes of the Oka Crisis?
It made the indigenous people more aggressive
It increased the conflict between indigenous people and canadians
It made canada sign the NATO
It had a role in the creation of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People
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What is an example of a symbol of the power and wealth on French nobility?
The Royal Assembly
Versailles
The Tennis Court
Bastille
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The Zapatistas are not a ____: they do not seek office throughout the state.
Revolutionary Group
Communists
Political Party
Immigrants
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When was the French Revolution?
1853-1872
1903-1920
1700-1709
1789-1799
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The province of BC never:
Ofiicially joined Canada
Ceeded their land in any treaty
Fought government land claims
Fought in WWI
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A legal document that lays out the basic rules on which a society is built.
Bill
Constitution
Charter
Soveriegn
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What does Ethnic mean?
Relating to a population or a subgroup
Relating to religious peoples
Relating to non-religious peoples
Relating to a nation
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The OKA crisis was an example of...
Ultranationalism
Terrorism
Nationalism
Contending National Loyalties
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Trudeau's ideal of National Unity was also called
Seperatism
Federalism
Capitalism
Socialism
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What do the Zapatistas want to do?
Increase the rights of native people
Increase the rights of the Americans
Increase the rights of Mexico's government
Increase rights of Cubans
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What were the 3 main Estates prior to the French Revolution? (First Estate, Second Estate and Third Estate.)
1. King 2. Clergy 3. Nobility
1. Clergy. 2. Nobility. 3. Peasants
1. King 2. Nobility 3. Clergy
1. Nobility 2. Clergy 3. Peasants
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An example of a non-national loyalty is:
Loyalty to laws
Loyalty to the nation's citizens
Loyalty to the environment
Loyalty to military
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What year was the charter of rights and freedoms created?
1893
1997
1982
1946
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What is patriotism?
A sense of respect and pride in one's nation
Indifference for ones nation.
Holding the values of ones nation above most other values
To serve and help others in the community.
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A name given to a group of middle class French people before the revolution- artisans/merchants of the peasant class
Proletariat
Huegenot
Jacobin
Bourgeoisie
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Who was the king during the French Revolution?
King Louis XXI
King Louis XI
King Louis XVI
King Louis VI
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Self-determination is:
when a country determines where they should expand borders
when a nation-state has defined and predetermined borders
the ability to control one's own affairs and dealings
when a nation is self-centered
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A country that can enter into foreign agreements and has defined borders:
Political Entity
Superpower
Nation
Nation-State
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Reconciliation is:
Making amends to restore relationship and move forward
Accepting your loyalties as your identity
Beginning a change in the way a nation thinks
Choosing a new loyalty
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This quote from JFK recognizes the importance of __________ to create a 'national identity'
citizen action
questioning your loyalties
revolting against the government
government involvement
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Which of the following led to the French Revolution?
A strong French economy
The irresponsible spending of Louis XVI and Marie Antionette
All of the above
The strength of the Estate system
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What is a union?
A medieval association of craftsmen or merchants
An organization of workers with the goal of protecting workers’ interests
A work organization
Any group of people
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What are the causes of the French Revolution?
Economic
Social
Political
All of the above
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1991 Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples Report suggested ...
Remove the Indian Act
All land claims be resolved in 20 years
None of the above
All reservations be abolished
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What is the purpose of this speech?
To show the world Canada is better than the USA
To highlight Canadian identity and patriotism
To illustrate Canada's struggles with identity
To put down the USA
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In 1991, The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples was set up as a response to the Oka Crisis
False
True
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The Quiet Revolution refers to:
The period of reform that occurred in Quebec after 1960
A rapid techonological shift in QC towards indusrty and progress
The period of economic reform that occurred after World War II
A QC movement in support of religious institutions and traditional values
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Which of these is NOT a recommendation of The Royal Commission on Aboriginal People
Responsibility
Respect
Mutual Recognition
Obedience
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What is sovereignty?
To elect to power a sovereign
Supreme power in a creator
Having authority and control over own's own affairs
To legislate and create laws
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The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody report was published in ?
1971
1981
1991
2001
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France's need for this food item and its growing cost that could be up to 90% of a person's income led to riots.
Meat
Salt
Bread
Milk
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Ideology is...
The values of society
Economic or political theory and policy
A system of beliefs and ideas
The actions of society
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Regional, Religious, Class, and Culture can all be considered:
Requirements of a nation-state
Contending loyalties
Expressions of nationalism
Non-national loyalties
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The Charter of Rights and Freedoms was created by who?
Jean Chretien
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Justin Trudeau
Queen Elizabeth II
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Which statement
best
describes Quebec sovereignty issues?
After referendum results, the issue of Quebec seperatism has been resolved
Quebec has a strong and positive relationship with all parts of Canada
Quebec has had multiple referendums on seprating, this is an on-going issue
Quebec is still struggling with seperatism
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Define: When one people of diverse backgrounds live together through a common law
Linguistic Nation
Geographic Nation
Political Nation
Civic Nation
