Referendums
This man was premier of Quebec during the 1980 referendum.
Who was René Lévesque?
This province was not invited to the Constitutional negotiation meetingat the night from November 4th to the 5th of 1981.
What is Quebec?
He was the Canadian Prime Minister during the Meech Lake Accord.
Who was Brian Mulroney?
The goal of this international organization was to ensure international peace and security.
What is the United Nations (UN)?
This economic phenomena occurred in the 1980's, leading to a reduction in production.
What is the recession?
This man was premier of Quebec during the 1995 referendum.
Who was Jacques Parizeau?
This explains why Trudeau needs to patriate the Constitution.
What is the British Parliament/England still owns and controls it?
This man quit his job as an MP to found the Bloc Québécois.
Who was Lucien Bouchard?
Stopping international crime, fighting against extremism, and this other reason was why Canada engaged in military missions abroad.
What is helping countries in crisis?
This increased as a result of the reduced production during the 1980's.
What is unemployment?
This meant that Quebec would be politically separated from Canada, but remained economically tied to Canada.
What is sovereignty-association?
The patriation of the Constitution served as the last step towards this.
What is Canadian autonomy?
This federal sovereignist political party was formed when it seemed like Meech Lake was going to be failure.
What is the Bloc Québécois?
This ideology believed in reducing government intervention and increasing personal responsibility during the 1980's recession.
What is neo-liberalism?
This was the main solution used by the federal and provincial governments during the recession.
What is reducing intervention?
Pierre Elliott Trudeau proposed this in place of sovereignty-association in 1980.
What is a renewed federalism?
This was the name of the new constitution signed in 1982.
What is the Constitution Act, 1982?
This was the goal behind the Meech Lake Accord. (2 things)
What is acknowledge Quebec's distinct identity and get Quebec to sign the Constitution?
This movement advocated equity and social equality, creating projects like businesses that only hire ex-convicts.
What is the social economy?
This happened to small, remote communities with aging populations and declining economies.
What is devitalization?
Pierre Elliott Trudeau promised to do this if the "NO" camp won the 1980 referendum.
What is restart constitutional negotiations to define Quebec's place in Canada?
This was Quebec's only demand during the Constitutional negotiations.
What is to recognize Quebec's distinct character in Canada?
This was needed to be done by June 1990 to officially approve the Meech Lake Accord.
What is present it to each provincial parliament to approve the accord?
This movement was composed of a group of activists who denounced social inequalities across the world.
What is the antiglobalization movement?
This was one of the main reasons why single-industry towns become quickly devitalized. (2 reasons, give 1)
What is the depletion of a resource OR the companies stop exploiting the resource?