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What is the name of the battle that took place between the French and English in 1759 that left the Canadiens fearful of being expelled by the English?

In the 1960s, the name of the man who governed Quebec provincial government and had the vision for Quebec as "Masters in Their Own House".

The "Impatient Generation" were the?

When was the province of Manitoba established?

What was the general attitude towards conscription in World War I?

As a result of the transfer payments enforced throughout Canada, who did it give a disadvantage to?

Which of these is an example of an internal force that affects Canada's unity?

How did Pierre Trudeau's vision of Canada differ from Rene Levesque's?

What were the major details of the Manitoba Act in 1870?

What was the public opinion of Louis Riel in the late 1800s?

What was the Manitoba Schools crisis?

What was the name of the Radical Activists who planned and carried out terrorist activities in the name of French Canadian Nationalism?

What was the Quebec Act?

La Surviveau was the survival of French culture in 1970.

Which one of these politicians was a man who founded the Parti Quebecois, was the premier from 1976 to 1985, as well as promote the idea of an independent Quebec?

Representation by population: the idea that the higher the population of a province, the smaller the number of seats allocated to that province will be in order to increase the voices of the minority.

Quebec, Ontario, Alberta, and Manitoba form the dominion of Canada by the BNA Act.

Canada as a nation state, was founded by two nations.

Put these events which lead to Canada's independence from Britain, in chronological order. 1. The role of the Governor General in Canada's government is changed to represent solely the British monarch 2. Canada's constitution is removed from British parliament and passed as an act of Canada's parliament. 3. Canada's first seating at the signing of the Treaty of Versailles as the first international recognition of Canada as its own country. 4. BNA Act is passed, creating the "Dominion of Canada"

In the October Crisis, Federal governments declared which act?

Lord Durham was a politician in the 1830s who:

As a result of the BNA Act, power was divided between the federal and provincial governments in attempt to end French fears of assimilation and English control.

In late 1800s, the Manitoba Act ended a political stalemate between upper and lower Canada.

What was Western alienation?

In the 1940s, many Francophones ended up in well paying jobs while Anglophones had low paying, labour jobs due to the fact that Francophones were more preferred due to their bilinguality.

Who was Lionel Grouix?

As a result of the "Quiet Revolution", the Quebec provincial governments achieved which goals?

Which of the following was reason for Pierre Trudeau to have more control of Canada's vital industries?

Truth and Revelation commission states that Canada's residential schools were cultural genocide.

As a result of the formation of the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism, the commissioners found that:

By 2006, an estimate of 1 out of 6 Canadians are a visible minority.

What is asymmetrical federalism?

Who was the first Francophone minister of Canada?

The League of Haudenosaunee was the Iroquois, also known as the Four Nations Confederacy.

The word that is defined by revenues from federal taxes that are paid by the Canadian government to less prosperous provinces to ensure that public services are more or less equally available to all Canadians.

What does it mean to be a cosmopolitan society?

Because of the devastating event in 1971, the new Canadian government was influenced to distribute powers through provincial and federal or territorial governments. What were they determined to prevent?

Which Act do these principles belong to? - affirmation of equal status of French and English - guarantee that federal services are available in both languages - ensure that Anglophones and Francophones have equal economic opportunities

When citizens believe that they are treated fairly and equally, they are more likely to feel a sense of belonging.

Which of these provinces did not receive equalization payments?

What has the Francophone population in Quebec always sought?

Many institutions try to influence policy development. Which of these is NOT a way for them to achieve their goals?

What is the definition of national identity?

How does Thomas D'Arcy McGee's words reflect the makeup of Canada in 1867?

Which document sets out the kind of country Canadians want to live in and the values and beliefs that bind them together?

Which French philosopher said that a nation is "a group of people united by a mistaken view about the past and a hatred of their neighbours?

Which of these is not what national identity is based of off?

Which of these is not a myth used to promote Canadian national identity?

Ernest Renan believes that shared memories of the past and its people's consent in the present unites a nation.

Which of these do not operate institutions that provide services?

Which of these promotes Canadian identity by broadcasting and regulating programs that all Canadians can listen to, see, and share?

What were some of the actions taken by the Canadian government to discourage Chinese and Black immigration to Canada?

As a result of the declaration of the Indian Act in court, the Supreme Court ruled that:

People in various regions of Canada have differing ______ that are often dictated by the ______ of the area.

What was the purpose of the Royal Commission on Biculturalism and Bilingualism?

The intensity of the sense of national unity can be influenced by both ______ and _______ forces.

Part of the Manitoba Act was to guarantee that both Anglophones and Francophones have equal economic opportunities.

One of the first institutions to achieve the goals of peace, order, and good government was the:

Some people are opposed to the symbols such as the Governor General because they regard them as remnants of colonialism.

Which of these is not an economic program used to promote national identity?