Quebec
Who were the Federalists in Quebec in the 1970s?
The Quebecois people who wanted Quebec to remain in Canada
What word means: a sense of belonging to a particular nation?
national identity
In the summer of 1990, which First Nations group took a stand to stop the expansion of a golf course on land that was a subject of their land claim?
The Mohawk First Nation
Who was the Prime Minister during the October Crisis in 1970?
Pierre Trudeau
Which city is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa
What are the contending loyalties present in Quebec?
Example: French Canadians who both feel part of Canada and also feel part of a unique, French speaking nation with their own language and culture
"The ability for different groups to maintain their own identity while being a part of society" is:
alienation
discrimination
pluralism
nation-state
pluralism
Bilingualsim in Canada is protected by which law?
War Measures Act
Emergencies Act
Official Languages Act
Quebec Act
Official Languages Act
Louis Riel fighting for rights of the Metis people, who rallied behind him, was an example of what kind of nationalism?
Ethnic nationalism
Civic nationalism
Religious nationalism
Ethnic nationalism
Name all 7 Canadian NHL hockey teams.
Vancouver Canucks Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Winnipeg Jets, Ottawa Senators, Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadiens
Quebec has which two colors on its flag?
Blue and white
Explain "assimilation"
Example: The gradual adaptation of a minority group to the customs and attitudes of the dominant/ culture.
Inuit land claims and lobbying resulted in what in 1999?
The creation of Nunavut as the newest territory in Canada, where Inuit rights and language could be protected
We talked about hockey player Brad Marchand, who played for Team Canada and also for the Florida Panthers, who defeated Edmonton's Team in the Stanley Cup Final. Edmonton hockey fans may feel contending:
loyalties
discriminations
values
citizenships
loyalties
Spell Mr. O and Mr N.'s last names
and Mr. Oosterhuis
Describe what happened during the Oka Crisis?
Answers may vary
What did a "sovereignist" in 1970's Quebec believe?
They believed Quebec should be a sovereign nation, which means it should be separate from Canada and have control over its own things
What did the FLQ want?
A Quebec separate from Canada, where French language and culture could be supported and practiced
Mary Simon was the first Inuit woman to hold which position in Canadian federal government?
Governor General
Which chemical element is number 2 on the periodic table of elements?
Helium
Which political party is based only in Quebec, and works to serve the people of Quebec?
Bloc Quebecois Party
Explain "self-determination"
The process by which a nation gains the ability to control its own government, without control from others.
Give an example of contending nationalist loyalties
Answers vary:
ex: Quebec nationalists vs Canadian nationalists
Inuit nationalists vs Canadian nationalists
Metis nationalists vs Canadian nationalists
The RCMP changing their uniform policy to allow folks like Baltej Singh to wear their religious symbols is an example of what kind of policy? (hint, we talked about it, and did some case studies on it)
Reasonable accomodation
How many Pokemon are in the original First Generation?
151