Intro
This is a group of people united by shared culture, history, language, or identity, but not necessarily political borders.
What is a nation?
This type of nationalism defines membership in the nation based on shared ancestry, culture, and heritage rather than citizenship.
What is ethnic nationalism?
This term refers to a person whose first language is French, especially in Canada.
What is a francophone?
This 1960s period of rapid secularization and modernization transformed Quebec’s government, economy, and identity.
What was the Quiet Revolution?
This term describes the belief in Western provinces that federal policies unfairly disadvantage them.
What is Western Alienation?
This term refers to the political and social system in France before 1789, characterized by monarchy and rigid class divisions.
What was the Old Regime?
This 1917 World War I battle is often seen as a defining moment in the development of Canadian national identity
What was Vimy Ridge?
This political entity exists when a nation and a sovereign state largely overlap within the same borders.
What is a nation-state?
This form of nationalism is based on shared political values, citizenship, and commitment to laws and institutions.
What is civic nationalism?
This term refers to a person whose first language is English.
What is an anglophone?
This 1970 event involved the kidnapping of public officials by the FLQ and led to the invocation of the War Measures Act.
What was the October Crisis?
Introduced in 1980, this federal energy policy aimed to increase Canadian ownership and lower oil prices but angered Alberta.
What was the National Energy Program?
In 1789, members of the Third Estate pledged not to disband until France had a written constitution in this famous oath.
What was the Tennis Court Oath?
This 1931 British law granted Canada and other dominions legislative independence.
What was the Statute of Westminster?
A group of people who spread out across the world but maintain their national identity from where they came.
What is a Diaspora?
This type of nationalism centers on the protection and promotion of a shared language as the core of national identity.
What is linguistic nationalism?
This term describes a society in which multiple cultural or religious groups coexist while maintaining distinct identities.
What does pluralistic mean?
These votes held in 1980 and 1995 asked Quebec citizens whether the province should pursue sovereignty from Canada.
What was the Quebec Referendum?
This federal transfer ensures provinces can provide reasonably comparable public services at similar taxation levels.
What is an equalization payment?
This French king was executed in 1793 after being tried during the French Revolution.
Who was Louis XVI?
This estate, made up of the clergy, had 1-2% of the population and received one vote in the Estates-General
It was the estate, made up of the peasants and the middle class, had 98% of the population but only received one vote in the Estates-General.
What is the Third Estate?
This occurs when national identity is closely tied to a shared faith tradition.
What is religious nationalism?
This Canadian cultural model suggests diverse groups retain their identities while forming one society.
What is the mosaic model?
This term refers to Indigenous peoples in Canada who are not Inuit or Métis.
Who are the First Nations?
This independent organization operates without direct government control and often focuses on social, political, or humanitarian issues.
What is a non-governmental organization?
From 1793–1794, this period of the French Revolution saw mass executions of perceived enemies of the state.
What was the Reign of Terror?
This French general rose to power after the Revolution and eventually crowned himself Emperor in 1804.
Who was Napoleon
This adjective describes showing love, loyalty, and devotion to one’s country.
What does patriotic mean?
This type of nationalism is rooted in attachment to a specific territory or homeland.
What is geographic nationalism?
This estate, made up of the Nobility, had 2 percent of the population and had 1 vote in the Estates-General.
Who is the Second Estate
This 1990 land dispute between the Mohawk community and the Quebec government led to a 78-day armed standoff.
What was the Oka Crisis?
This form of nationalism is based on shared past events and experiences.
What is historic nationalism?
This ideology promotes pride, loyalty, and devotion to one’s nation, sometimes seeking greater autonomy or independence.
What is nationalism?
It is the belief that certain changes can be made within Canadian Society to allow new groups to feel comfortable when settling here.
What is reasonable accommodation?