Vocabulary
This general term describes when people overthrow a government and replace it with a new system.
Revolution
Nationalism can be defined as
the collective, shared sense of belonging of people who identify themselves as a nation-state.
This is described as the first violent act of the French Revolution
Storming of the Bastille
This radical separatist group carried out kidnappings and bombings in Quebec during the 1960s and 1970s.
Front de libération du Québec
Loyalties that compete can be defined as this
Contending Loyalties
Loving your country for what it does is defined as
patriotism
a geographic area with borders, and a government that is recognized by other countries is defined as what
nation-state
This military leader rose to power after the revolution and eventually crowned himself emperor of France.
Napoleon Bonaparte
During the October Crisis, the federal government used this law that allowed arrests without charges and suspended some civil liberties.
War Measures Act
a loyalty to something (person, idea, community, value etc.) that is NOT connected to or embedded in the idea of a nation.
Non-nationalist loyalty
This was the social and political system in France before the revolution began in 1789.
Ancient Regime
having an intense dislike or hatred of people from other countries or cultures is described as
xenophobic
The Third Estate protested unfair voting procedures in the Estates-General by forming this new assembly claiming to represent the French people.
National Assembly
A period of intense socio-political and socio-cultural change in Québec
Quiet Revolution
living with a contending loyalty or choosing one loyalty over another is an example of what
reconciling loyalties
The right to self-govern is defined as
Sovereignty
A nation that is primarily defined by by language, religion, customs & traditions (ethnicity) is considered
Ethnic Nationalism
Absolute monarchy, constitutional monarchy, republic, constitutional monarchy
This act made Canada officially bilingual following the Quiet Revolution
Official Languages Act
an ideology which encourages people from many nations to live together within one nation-state
Cultural Pluralism
This form of government has an elected leader and revolves around a constitution rather than a hereditary monarch.
Republic
Who are descendants of French settlers who show their nationalism with a a blue, white, and red flag with a gold star
Acadians
After the Napoleonic Wars, this meeting redrew the borders of Europe and restored monarchies
Congress of Vienna
This word describes when members collectively share similar values, beliefs, and internalized feelings based on their shared experiences.
collective consciousness
When 2+ nations go to war or when people immigrate or seek asylum in a new country is an example of which type of loyalty?
Nationalist loyalty