Quebec in Canada
This document outlines the British Crown's relationship with Quebec.
What is the Royal Proclamation of 1763?
These three groups of people are recognized in Canada's Constitution.
Who are the First Nations, Metis and Inuit?
This Prime Minister moved towards patriating Canada's constitution.
Who is Pierre Trudeau?
These accords were named after a city which was one of the places where Canada's confederation was discussed?
What is Charlottetown?
After the death of this Premier of Quebec, great change in Quebec seemed possible.
Who is Maurice Duplessis?
This concept refers to the role people living in the colonies who try to establish dominance and control over resources beyond the power of the state.
What is settler colonialism?
A group of Premiers banded together against the federal government's move towards patriation.
Who are the Gang of 8?
Changes in governments allows for this province to propose changes to Canada's constitution.
What is Quebec?
This group played an important role in dominating the province's education system.
What is the Catholic Church?
95% of British Columbia and the land on which the City of Ottawa sits is also known as this type of land that was never surrendered.
What is unceded land?
This province never signed Canada's constitution.
What is Quebec?
This Prime Minister moves ahead towards constitutional reform.
Who is Brian Mulroney?
This was a period of rapid change in Quebec's history, but it may also be rather silent.
What is the Quiet Revolution?
Indigenous children had to attend these institutions where they meant to be assimilated.
What are residential schools?
This "train" was a means through which Aboriginal peoples made claims during constitutional negotiations.
What is the Constitution Express?
These accords were seen as the work of 11 white men in suits.
What are the Meech Lake Accords?
The passing of Bill 21 in Quebec incorporates this clause from Canada's Constitution.
What is the notwithstanding clause?
"awareness of the past, acknowledgement of the harm that has been inflicted, atonement for the causes, and action to change behaviour” (Clarke,, n.d., p. 84) are the bases upon which a new relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples are required.
What is reconciliation?
This was the name given to the series of events and negotiations that Quebec did not enter into.
What is the Night of the Long Knives?
What is Quebec sovereignty?