Early Canada

Question 1

1867

Answer 1

• Canada became a nation, the four original provinces were Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Question 2

1870

Answer 2

• Manitoba joined confederation

- Northwest Territories created

Question 3

1871

Answer 3

• British Columbia joined confederation (the promise of a railway was important in their decision)

Question 4

1873

Answer 4

Prince Edward Island joined confederation

Question 5

1885

Answer 5

Canadian Pacific Railway completed, Northwest Rebellion occurred

Question 6

1898

Answer 6

• European immigration to Canada accelerated under Clifford Sifton
• The Yukon territory was created

Question 7

1905

Answer 7

Alberta and Saskatchewan joined confederation

Question 8

1949

Answer 8

Newfoundland joined confederation

Question 9

1965

Answer 9

• Maple Leaf adopted as our Canadian symbol and is placed on the flag
• ‘O Canada’ becomes our national anthem

Question 10

1968

Answer 10

Official Language Act passed

Question 11

1971

Answer 11

Multiculturalism Policy developed

Question 12

1982

Answer 12

Canadian Charter for Rights and Freedoms passed

Question 13

1999

Answer 13

Nunavut created as a new territory

Question 14

2003

Answer 14

Newest Youth Criminal Justice Act Passed

Question 15

• Canada became a nation

- The four original provinces were Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Answer 15

1867

Question 16

• Manitoba joined confederation

- Northwest Territories created

Answer 16

1870

Question 17

• British Columbia joined confederation(the promise of a railway was important in their decision)

Answer 17

1871

Question 18

Prince Edward Island joined confederation

Answer 18

1873

Question 19

Canadian Pacific Railway completed, Northwest Rebellion occurred

Answer 19

1885

Question 20

• European immigration to Canada accelerated under Clifford Sifton
• The Yukon territory was created

Answer 20

1898

Question 21

Alberta & Saskatchewan joined confederation

Answer 21

1905

Question 22

Newfoundland joined confederation

Answer 22

1949

Question 23

• Maple Leaf adopted as our Canadian symbol and is placed on the flag
• ‘O Canada’ becomes our national anthem

Answer 23

1965

Question 24

Official Language Act passed

Answer 24

1968

Question 25

Multiculturalism Policy developed

Answer 25

1971

Question 26

Canadian Charter for Rights and Freedoms passed

Answer 26

1982

Question 27

Nunavut created as a new territory

Answer 27

1999

Question 28

Newest Youth Criminal Justice Act Passed

Answer 28

2003

Question 29

What were the 4 original provinces to join confederation?

Answer 29

- The four original provinces were Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Question 30

What 3 countries did most of the 'invited' settlers come from before the doors were opened to other groups?

Answer 30

Britain, France and the U.S.A

Question 31

Define selective immigration

Answer 31

To restrict or limit who will be allowed in the country

Question 32

Define nationalism

Answer 32

devotion and loyalty to one's own country; patriotism.

Question 33

Define prejudice

Answer 33

any preconceived opinion or feeling, either favorable or unfavourable

Question 34

Define migrate

Answer 34

to go from one country, region, or place to another.

Question 35

Define emigrate

Answer 35

to leave one country or region to settle in another

Question 36

Define immigrate

Answer 36

to come to a country of which one is not a native, usually for permanent residence.

Question 37

Define material culture

Answer 37

the aggregate of physical objects or artifacts used by a society.

Question 38

Define multiculture

Answer 38

culture= the quality in a person or society that arises from a concern for what is regarded as excellent in arts, letters, manners, scholarly pursuits, etc. So, multiculture is more than one culture

Question 39

Define assimilation

Answer 39

the process of adapting or adjusting to the culture of a group or nation, or the state of being so adapted:

Question 40

Define accommodation ( 3 parts)

Answer 40

Inclusion Celebrate Value

Question 41

Define Kanta/Canada

Answer 41

Village

Question 42

Define inclusion

Answer 42

the act of including.

Question 43

Define exclusion

Answer 43

an act or instance of excluding.

Question 44

What two things did Canada have to do in order secure the prairie land in a British traditional way?

Answer 44

Build a permanent settlement | Have a government presence

Question 45

Explain 2 unintended types of harm that arose because of the way Residential Schools were run

Answer 45

It tore apart families | It scared people both physically and mentally