Nationalism
What is a nation?
A group of people that have a shared sense of identity or belonging to one another based on shared characteristics (i.e. religion, geography, culture, language, ethnicity)
Who supposedly said "Let them eat cake!"
Marie Antoinette
The Holodomor happened in which country?
What is Ukraine
What are the three main types of Internationalism?
Hegemonic, Liberal, and Revolutionary
a soldier, military force, etc., deployed to maintain or restore peace: i.e. American marines sent abroad
Peacekeepers
Canada is an example of a sovereign ___________
Nation-state
French society was split into Three _____________'s
Estates
Which two ethnic groups were involved in the Rwandan Genocide, and which group perpetrated the violence?
Tutsis and Hutus. Hutus perpetrated the violence, Tutsis were the victims
Name two international organizations that Canada is a part of
United Nations, NATO, NAFTA, G7
Which ethnic group did Canadians intern in World War Two?
Japanese-Canadians
What is the difference between nationalism and ultranationalism?
Nationalism involves a sense of belonging to a particular nation. Ultranationalism means that you put your own nation's interests above everyone else, at any cost. It is also more associated with patriotism.
A French military leader who emerged during the French Revolution and attempted to take over a wide swathe of European land
Who is Napoleon Bonaparte
the attempt to create ethnically homogeneous geographic areas through the deportation or forcible displacement of persons belonging to particular ethnic groups.
What is ethnic cleansing
What are at least two examples of REVOLUTIONARY Internationalism in History?
The French Revolution, the American War of Independence, Che Guevara's reign, Mao's China, Feminism Movements, Environmental Movements, Iran under Ayatollah Khamenei
What was the name of the trials in which the world attempted to condemn the Nazis actions during the Holocaust?
The Nuremberg Trials
Within Canada, what is an example of Canadians linguistic nationalism?
We have two official languages, French and English. French nationalism is much stronger in Quebec, English nationalism is stronger in provinces such as Alberta, Toronto, etc.
When did the French Revolution happen?
The 18th century - specifically, 1789 - 1799
List at least four stages of the ten stages of genocide
Classification, Symbolization, Discrimination, Dehumanization, Organization, Polarization, Preparation, Persecution, Extermination, Denial
In class, we discussed who Canada's FIVE main trading partners were. Name at least 4
America, China, Mexico, Japan, United Kingdom
What does M.A.I.N stand for?
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism -- these were the factors leading up to World War 1
What are at least three ways that you can show CULTURAL Canadian nationalism?
Watching and supporting Canadian sports teams, learning about Canadian history, cooking and consuming Canadian food, singing our National Anthem or God Save the Queen, wearing a shirt with a maple leaf, Louis Riel, engaging in Canadian pastimes (hockey, lacrosse, skiing, etc)
On June 20, 1789, the members of the French Third Estate took the ________________________ of Versailles Palace to create a Constitution
Tennis Court Oath
List the features and characteristics of the Aryan race that Hitler wanted to populate Europe with. (at least 4 things)
Blonde, blue eyed, white, physically fit, German speaking, tall
What is the purpose of Liberal Internationalism?
It is the idea that through increased cooperation and interdependence, nations can achieve more peace and prosperity
Who were the three countries involved in the Axis and Allies Power Alliances?
Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary v. England, France, and Russia