French/English Faultline
Who was upper Canada run by?
The British (Family Compact)
Define Cultural Identity?
Groups or individuals in terms of cultural or subcultural categories.
When did Qubec join Confederation?
July 1st 1867
Name the "father" of New France?
Sameul de Champlain
Why was the Constitution created?
Create equal power between provinces
Established that Canada would be modelled after the british parliamentary system
Who was lower Canada run by?
The French (Chateaux Clique)
What are the four aspects of Cultural Identity?
Nationality, Ethnicity, Religion and Language
For how long did the Quebec Conference last?
Over 2 weeks
When did the "father" of new france establish the first trading post in Quebec?
July 3rd, 1608
What does "BNA" stand for?
British North American Act
Why was the faultline negative?
It put a divide between the English settlers and the French.
What aspect of cultural identity includes the following characteristics:
Relationship between a person and a place
Geographical
Culture of the Country
Nationality
What is confederation?
A number of parties/groups united in alliance.
What was the "father" of New France's vision?
To have a french settlement in the New World founded on harmony and respect
When was the BNA renamed the Constitution Act?
1982
Which two nations were the first to place their mark on Canada?
Britain and France
What aspect of cultural identity includes the following characteristics:
Set of morals and beliefs
Influenced by family or born into
Historically shaped many cultures and practices
Religion
How did confederation affect Quebec?
Kept French Canadian Interests
Own provincial government
Independent
What was the "father" of New France's most influential role?
The development of the fur economy.
How many provinces signed the Constitution Act of 1982?
10 Provinces signed.
What action made by the Quebec government further deepend the faultline?
Quebec government heavily funded the arts, creating a flourishing culture that the rest of Canada didn't have.
Which of the four aspects of cultural identity stems from ancestry and cultural tradition?
Ethnicity
Which province did Quebec unionize with that also wanted confederation?
Ontario
Why was he named the "father" of New France?
He nurtured the colonization of Canada through its failures, setbacks and successes.
Who was the Prime Minister at the time the Constitution Act was put in place?
Pierre Trudeau