A unique, stable combination of traits, memories, and values.
Individual Identity
The 4 Forces of Globalization.
Trade, Transportation, Media, and Communication (Technology)
Land belonging to the government, like where the Lubicon lived.
Crown Land
The spread of one dominant culture (often American) worldwide.
Universalization
A Canadian whose roots are both Canadian and ancestral.
Hyphenated Canadian
Unwritten "rules" in a collective expressed as customs or rituals.
Traditions
The decade when containerization was introduced.
1950s
A major environmental impact of large-scale banana plantations.
Deforestation/Soil Erosion/Loss of Biodiversity
The goal of this movement is "equitable" trade for workers.
Fair Trade
The first country to adopt multiculturalism as official policy.
Canada (1971)
Identity is ___ because it is always developing and evolving.
Dynamic
The term for poor employment opportunities offered by TNCs.
McJobs
This gap exists both betwen nations and within a single country.
Digital Divide
Using the internet to find "like-minded" groups is an opportunity for ____.
Collective Identity
The #1 most popular Indigenous language family in Canada.
Algonquian (Cree, Okibwe)
The circumstances or surroundings in which you interact.
Context
These savings are achieved by producing, using, and buying things in large quantities.
Economies of Scale
A challenge of "Media Concentration" for diverse viewpoints.
Bias (or lack of diversity)
The process of "affirming and promoting" a culture's identity.
Cultural Revitalization
This law made French the official language of Quebec.
Bill 101
Cultural Appropriation
Why high-volume trade often hurts small, local businesses.
Economies of Scale (local businesses can't compete with TNC prices)
The reason Ladakhis wanted to stop using flush toilets.
Pollution/Depleting the water supply
This Ladakhis Alliance worked to preserve the region's small-scale farming traditions.
The Women's Alliance
This 1969 Act that gave English and French equal status in Canada.
Official Languages Act