Key Terms
What is Globalization?
The process by which the world’s citizens are becoming increasingly connected and dependent on one another.
Describe/list one aspect of Canadian identity.
Should you copy and paste information from Google or AI sources into your work?
NO! Immediate 0.
Provide an example of Cultural Appropriation.
Answers may vary.
Approximately how many Grizzly Bears live in Canada (guess within 5,000 bears).
Between 26,000 and 31,000 (answer range accepted is 21,000-36,000)
What is an example of one international organization that Canada is a part of?
NATO, G8, United Nations, Humanitarian/Disaster relief efforts.
A group of people who form an ordered community united by kinship, idenology, religion or worldview is...
A society.
Can you google or ask AI to clarify information if you don't understand a concept?
Yes, provided that you are not using that information directly in your work.
This cultural group is experiencing a loss of their cultural idenity because their young people are becoming assimilated into America culture and are not practicing their culture, learning their history and language, etc.
The Hmong people.
What is the biggest lake by surface area in Canada.
Great Bear Lake in NWT.
A political idea where the law applies equally to everyone and that citizens elect a govenment in fair and free elections.
Democracy.
Define Individual Idenity.
One's personal identity - values, beliefes, interests, etc. The way a person sees themselves and what makes them unique.
What is an example of a primary source?
First hand accounts of an event, photos or images if an event, information/diaries written at the time of an event, original works (art, writing, music).
What was the Tohunga Supression Act of 1907 intended to do?
To encourage the Maori to abaondon their cultural traditions.
What is the most streamed Canadian song of all time?
Blinding Lights by the Weeknd
A society that embraces diversity of languages, culture, religion, etc is considered a ______________ society.
Pluralistic.
Define "collective identity"
How one sees themselves as part of a larger group. The idenity of people who share culture, values, traditions, etc.
What is an example of a secondary source?
A second-hand account, an analysis of an event, interpretatons of images/artwork/diaries or other primary sources.
Which policy in Canada protects the language rights of both French and English speakers when dealing with the government, legal system, etc.
Bilingualism
Within 20 years, when was the original Candian national anthem written (it was in French!).
1880
What is a transnational company?
A company that has a presence in more than one country.
There are many factors that shpae identity. Name 3.
Langauge, Traditions, Experiences, Friends, Leisure, Food, Attire, Music.
Is a political cartoon about a current event considered a primary source?
Yes.
What are some examples of the ways globalization impacted the Métis? You may list both positive and negative impacts.
Creation of a new language (Michif), creation of a cultural identity, loss of fur trade, loss of traditional territories with European settlement, loss of language due to assimilation, etc.
In what year did Alberta become a province (must guess within 5 years)?
1905.