Nationalism
"This imagined community" exists and connects people from around the world.
What is a nation?
Reportedly said "let them eat cake" infuriating her subjects who were starving.
Who is Marie Antoinette?
A loyalty to one's nation would be considered this type.
Former Govenor General Michaëlle Jean gave this up in order to show her loyalty to Canada
What is her French Passport?
The action or practice of setting someone or something apart from others.
What is Segregation?
These are the 3 types of Identities outlined in Chapter 1, you did an assignment to find yours.
What is Individual, Collective, and National Identities?
Made up of the Clergy, Aristocrats, and Commoners.
What are the Three Estates?
A loyalty to one's spiritual beliefs, traditions and practices would be considered this type of loyalty.
What is Religious Loyalty?
The 1995 vote for this ended in a close outcome of 49.42% to 50.58% keeping the province as a part of Canada.
What is the Québec Sovereignty Referendum?
A belief system encouraging ethnic, and cultural diversity, and a pluralistic society.
What is Multiculturalism?
Groups of people with similar interests, ideas, or loyalties.
What are collectives?
Also known as this, this group was made from the growing middle class that was curious, educated, and ready for change.
Who are the Bourgeoisie?
What is Cultural Loyalty?
These two events create a conflict for the people of Newfoundland as they both are recognized on July 1st.
What are Canada Day and the Anniversary of the Battle of Beaumont-Hamel?
Countries with economies that are not as strong as developed countries.
What are Developing Countries?
This nation exists within Canada, they have their own linguistic identity and fought for language rights in the form of Bill 101 and the CCRF.
Who are the Quebecois?
This buidling was a symbol of the French Revolution, where people who spoke out against the King were sent and imprisoned.
What is the Bastille?
People with backgrounds including Korean, Indigenous peoples, and Tutsis have this type of loyalty.
In 1990 a group of Mohawks set up a roadblock and camp to stop the expansion of a golf course onto land that they considered sacred.
What is the Oka Crisis?
A legal and constitutional concept that requires Canadian public institutions to adapt to the religious and cultural practices of minorities as long as these practices do not violate other rights and freedoms.
What is Reasonable Accomodation?
A form of nationalism based on individual rights, the democratic process, and political loyalties.
What is Civic Nationalism?
One of the ______ Factors of the French Revolution was that France had been at war for decades, and was on the verge of bankruptcy.
What is Economic?
This type of loyalty includes people who align with Marxism, Conservatism, or animal rights.
Soldiers involved in combat often experience a contending loyalty between these two loyalties.
This can develop when the people of a nation focus on their identity as a group rather than on their identities as individuals.
What is Collective Consciousness?