dynamics of naiton building Flashcards

1
Q

there are about ___ land claims currently in prgoress

A

1000

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2
Q

growing support for Parti Quebecois in the ___ led to dramatic changes in the social and political landscape of Canada

A

1970s

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3
Q

The ___ and ___ competed with eachother to gain Indigenous control

A

french and englisih

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4
Q

in early relationship between Indigenous people & french and british settlers there was some cooperation based on ___ ___

A

interest convergence

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5
Q

indigenous people were considered as potential __ __

A

military allies

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6
Q

mutual economic independence example

A

Europeans had material interest in treating Indigenous people well during the fur trade

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7
Q

three significant aspects of royal proclamation:

A

Recognized Indigenous peoples’ rights to land
No lands were to be taken from Indigenous peoples without their consent
people had to collectively negotiate about land

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8
Q

Between 1871 and 1930, the government embarked on an ambitious
treaty-making process that consisted of 11 treaties known as __ __ __

A

“the numbered treaties”

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9
Q

The treaty terms varied, but generally included the setting aside of:

A

reserve lands, cash annuities, and the provision of agricultural implements

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10
Q

an example of the govn. disagreeing over treaties is treating them as __ vs __

A

literal documents vs living documents

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11
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The residential school system was premised on a ___ ____ to resocialization

A

“classical”
approach

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12
Q

which act passed by the British Parliament in 1774 allowed French Canadians to preserve their legal system, religion, and culture under British rule
done to secure ___ loyalty to ___

A

Quebec act
French Canadians, British Crown

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13
Q

why was the Quiet revolution considered quiet?

A

quiet bc it happened in more of a systematic/tidy kind of way.

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14
Q

the quiet revolution involved a shift away from the ___ ___

A

catholic church

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15
Q

what were some consequences of the quiet revolution

A

quebec independence, they debated seperating from canada
* more control over its own separate immigration policies
* a promotion of interculturalism over multiculturalis

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16
Q

true/false immigrants were just seen as economic agents.

A

false. they were expected to raise up families and take on responsibilities of a citizen

17
Q

Canada’s immigration __ __ and __have been shaped by a variety of competing social forces and
ideologies

A

recruitment, selection, and control

18
Q

today, one in ___ people in Canada are immigrants

A

four

19
Q

in 1879, Canada introduced legislation to prevent the arrival of ___ ___ and the destitute on social welfare

A

British “paupers”

20
Q

in the earliest 20th century, ___ ___ was an early focus of concern in post-Confederation immigration policy

A

Class background

21
Q

what is excessive demand

A

calculation gov. makes about potential immigrant coming in. how much of a burden would they be on health care, etc.
* ex. epilepsy might exclude someone because they will cost too much

22
Q

true/false The first 60 years of the twentieth century saw the government
controlling the immigration of people based on their race, ethnicity,
or country of origin

A

ttrue

23
Q

Pre-Second World War immigration legislation led to the Chinese __ ___

A

head tax

24
Q

once head tax went away, they put down what act that banned Chinese immigration all together

A

Chinese exclusion act

25
Q

what was contradicting about the details of the 1952 Immigration Act

A

“race” was a term that absolutely could not be used, bu the govn. could still prohibit people from entering based on nationality, ethnicity, etc

26
Q

what did the points system do

A

“deracialize” immigration by making it more based on money, education, etc

27
Q

Almost __ people report “Canadian” as a single ethnic origin

A

1 in 3

28
Q

whats the main example used for census controversies around the world

A

Nigeria being upset abt no Qs on ehtnicity or religion, they killed a census member