Fall Review Flashcards
Defiinition of Identity
The unique things that makes a person or a group different from others.
Definition of Culture
A group of people that have a shared way of living that includes languages, beliefs, values, forms of government, arts, recreation, and food.
Defination of Symbol
A object or image that represents an idea or belief.
Definition of Traditions
Ceremonies and celebrations that are common to a group of people
What does it mean to be a Canadian?
A person needs to consider historical events, the land, the people and culture to express what it means to be a Canadian.
What can influence a person’s point of view about Canada?
Where a person lives in Canada can influence their point of view of our nation.
Give examples of the many and various symbols that represent Canada
The Maple Leaf, the RCMP, The Rocky Mountains, Hockey, the Beaver, Farming, Medicare ( Free Healthcare for all)
True or False: First Nations People have the same viewpoint and identity of Canada, as other Canadians do?
False: First Nations People have their own set of traditions and symbols.
Defininition: Soverign
Self-govering and independent
- How long was the 7 years war?
- Who were the 2 nations fighting each other?
- The war lasted 9 years.
* France and Britian were the 2 nations fighting each other.
- Who won the 7 years war?
- What land area did they end up getting?
- Britian won the war.
* They took over control of a lot of North America.
Who was the King who introducted the Royal Proclamation of 1763?
King George III
Why was the Royal Proclamation of 1763 important?
It detailed the rights of First Nations People to have their own land. It also recongnized First Nations as equals and sovereign nations.
- What Act was established in 1867 ?
- What did it establish?
- the British North American Act was established in 1867.
* it established the Dominion of Canada
- Who started the War of 1812?
- Who were they fighting?
- The Americans start the War of 1812
* They were fighting Britian
Who was the Commander for the British side in the War of 1812?
Sir Isaac Brock was the Commander for the British in the War of 1812
Who did Sir Isaac Brock make allies with in the war of 1812?
Sir Isaac Brock made allies with the First Nations leaders in the Canadian Territory in the War of 1812.
Who won the War of 1812?
The British won the War of 1812?
Which 4 provinces were the first to join the Dominion of Canada in 1867?
Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, were the first 4 provinces to join the Dominion of Canada in 1867
How many provinces and territories were a part of Canada by 1905?
There were 9 provinces and 2 territories that were a part of Canada by 1905
How many provinces and territories were a part of Canada by 1949?
There were 10 provinces and 2 territories in Canada by 1949
Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada?
Sir John A. MacDonald was the first Prime Minister of Canada
What had Sir John A. MacDonald promised the province of British Columbia?
Sir John A. MacDonald had promised British Columbia a railroad that would go from one side of Canada to the other side.
Why was it important to have a railroad that went from one side of Canada to the other side?
It would help welcome newcomers, supplies and help move rescources across Canada.
Which Saskatchewan Premier started Medicare in 1962?
Tommy Douglas was the Premier of Saskatchewam in 1962 and he established Medicare in 1962
What are the 7 things that make of the Culture of a people or nation?
- Kinship
- Education
- Economics
- Political Structure
- Artistic
- Religion
- Sports and Recreation
Definition of Kinship
A web of social relationships that form an important part of the lives of most humans.
Defination of Education
Education is a process where learning, knowledge, skills, values, beliefs and habits are taught
Definition of Economics
Economics are the things that determoine the production, distribution, and comsumption of goods and services
Definition of Political Structure
- A government tries to bring order to the lives of its citizens
- Governments control things like hospital, roads, laws, national defense and international relationships.
What are the 3 levels of government in Canada?
- Federal
- Provincial
- Municipal
Definition of Artisitc as it relates to Culture
Artistic is revealing or having natural creative skill
What is Religion?
- Religion is the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power.
- Especially a personal God or Gods.
What was Canada’s original language?
The original language of Canada were the many different languages spoken by the First Nation peoples.
What 3 things were included in the Offical Language Act that was passed in 1969 in Canada?
- French and English were the official languages of Canad
- All federal government business must be done in both French and English
- Canadians have the right to be educated in either official language
How many different languages are spoken in Canada today?
There are over 200 different languages spoken in Canada
What years were Residential Schools operated in Canada?
Residental Schools were operated from
1876 - 1996
Definition of Quality of Life
Quality of Life refers the the general well being of the people in a society
What are 4 of the reasons that immigrants come to Canada?
- health care
- education
- environment
- economy
What is the main reason immigrants come to Canada?
Immigrants come to Canada hoping for an improved quality of life.
How does Canada benifit from immigrants coming to live in it?
Canada benifits from immigrants coming to Canada, as they are willing to work jobs and spend money in it.
