20th Century
This 1969 document attempted to repeal the Indian Act, sparking Indigenous resistance.
The White Paper
This WW1 Battle in 1917 became a symbol of Canadian unity and military prowess.
Vimy Ridge
The Quiet Revolution began to reduce the power of this institution.
The Catholic Church
Indigenous groups rejected the White Paper because it threatened this.
Treaty rights
This 1970s Act was used during the FLQ crisis, and was then replaced with this:
The Emergencies Act
The FLQ Crisis prompted Pierre Trudeau to invoke this act, right after he said the famous lines "Just watch me."
The War Measures Act
Canada in WW2 focused on this during the home front effort.
War production or economic mobilization
This policy was adopted in the 1960s to recognize diversity, making Canada the first country to adopt it.
Multiculturalism
This territory, in 1999, was created as part of Indigenous land claims.
Nunavut
This 1960s movement rejected traditional Catholic values and pushed for reforms within the province.
The Quiet Revolution
This Prime Minister continued to build on the social programs started by King, eventually introducing the Medical Care Act
Pearson
During WW2, women entered the workplace to replace enlisted men in which major job categories?
War time industries and factories
The abduction of James Cross
What is the OLA, and what did it promote equality between?
The Official Languages Act equalized the importance of French and English language
The first proposal of the White Paper claimed equality for Indigenous people, but was actually doing this.
Assimilation/termination of special status
This Prime Minister is credited for introducing official multiculturalism in Canada.
Pierre Trudeau
This attack is remembered as a failed Allied attack on France in 1942.
The Dieppe Raid
The CRTC regulates media to promote content from this country.
Canada, duh.
Postwar immigration policies shifted away from favouring applicants from these regions (pre-1960).
The UK and the United States
Indigenous activists organized against the proposal of _________ and instead introduced _______
White Paper/Red Paper
The Massey Commission aimed to do this:
Protect Canadian culture from American influence
This 1944 invasion earned the Canadian army a reputation as an elite assault team for rigorously defending the area despite being outnumbered.
Juno Beach
Women gained this right in Quebec way later than any other province
The right to vote
Instead of taking applicants based on country/region, applicants were given immigration status based on these requirements.
The focus began to shift towards skills and educational qualifications as selection criteria, with the introduction of a points-based system in 1967.
The War Measures Act was first criticized for suspending these:
Democratic rights and civil liberties