Globalization and Identity
Language & Education
Migration & Culture
Marginalization and Accommodation
Symbols
100
This term means the process of two cultures becoming more alike.
What is homogenization?
100
A person whose first language is French is known as this.
What is a Francophone?
100
This term refers to the movement of people from one country or region to another.
What is migration?
100
This term describes when one culture makes space for another.
What is accommodation?
100
What is the Metis flag?
200
This term describes when a smaller culture loses its identity to fit into a larger one.
What is assimilation?
200
This Canadian law promotes bilingualism in government services.
What is the Official Languages Act?
200
When people adopt some traits of another culture after contact, this is called:
What is acculturation?
200
In Jane Elliott’s experiment, this trait determined who were given advantages over others.
What is eye colour?
300
This term means “pushing a group to the edges” of society and denying them a voice.
What is marginalization?
300
This section of the Charter guarantees minority language education rights.
What is Section 23?
300
An urban center with over 10 million people is called this.
What is a megacity?
300
This Canadian Indigenous group negotiated land in 1936 and was recognized in the 1982 Constitution.
Who are the Métis?
400
This territory was created to help preserve Inuit culture and government.
What is Nunavut?
400
This type of school assumes students are learning French as a second language.
What is a French immersion school?
400
In the 1800s, Canada advertised Western Canada as this “new land of wealth.”
What is the New Eldorado?
400
Name one similarity between the Inuit and the Yanomami regarding globalization.
What is resource extraction without proper consultation?
What is outsiders invading for resources?
What is loss of control over land?
500
This Indigenous group in Brazil faced invasion by gold miners due to globalization.
Who are the Yanomami?
500
This term describes a person who identifies as Canadian while also identifying with their ancestral culture (e.g., Korean-Canadian).
What is a Hyphenated Canadian?
500
After the British took control of Canada, approximately 10,000 members of this group were deported.
Who are the Acadians?
500
Give one reason why some Canadians oppose accommodation policies.
What is conflicting values about religious symbols in public (e.g., Quebec secularism laws)?