History part 2 Flashcards
British North American Act ———1896? Events!
- Threat of american expansion
- Britain relaxed ties with its colonies.
- French canadian emigration and new colonization areas
Shared powers?
Agriculture and Immigration
Explotation of natural resources. ( dates )
1896-1929
Second phase of industrialization consequence?
- Hydroelectric power
- Pulp and paper
- Mining
Right granted to women after War War 1?
The right to vote in federal elections.
National Policy Platforms?
- Immigration
- Railways
- Customs
First phase of industralizaton social changes?
- Women and children worked in factories.
- New work methods.
First phase of industralization changes?
- Work conditions led to the formation of trade unions
- Children in labour force.
B.N.A. —————-1896 CHRONOLOGY?
1- Political instability
2-Division of Powers.
3-Met´s uprising
Characteristics first and second phase of industrialization?
- Labour difficulties ( unions strikes )
- Urbanization ( people left the country side for cities)
End of reciprocity treaty rep by Pop ( representation by population )
1864
Provincial powers?
- Education
- Hospitals
- Civil Law
Quiet revolution changes?
- Creation of Ministry of Education.
- Nationalization of electric companies.
British North America Act proposals?
- Federation
- Shared powers.
- Central Government.
- Provincial Government
Duplessis Changes?
Modernization of agriculture
Great Depression 1929-1939. Government responses interventions?
- Public works
- Direct social assistances.
- Work camps.
1966-1980 EVENTS
- Labour unions formed a unized front.
- Legislation to protect agricultural land
Events between confederation and The Great Depression?
- Met´s uprising 1885
- Boer war 1899-1902
- Women receive right to vote in federal elecction 1918
The Great Depression years?
1929-1939
Second phase of industralization consequence?
Dependance on american market
British North America Act? date?
1867
Social changes after World War 2?
Baby boom
Fleur d’elise ? Provincial income tax? (Dates)
1947-1948
Economic depression 1929-1939 Reactions?
- Measures to reform capitalism.
- New political parties.
- Increased state intervention
National policy consequences? ( results )
Creation of a domestic market.
National policy objective?
- Settelment of western Canada.
- Protect Canada products.
Second phase of industalization 1896-1929 (man has 2P)
-Mining
-American capital
-Natural resources
-Aluminum.
- Second phase.
-Pulp and paper
( Catholic trade unions formed )
Constitutional conferences dates?
1864-1867
Duplessis economic changes?
Rural electrification
Quiet revolution changes?
- Welfare state
- Caisse de depot et de placement du Quebec.
- Democratization in the field of education
From 1980—– to present ( events)
- Economics globalization
- Multiculturalism
- Referendum of sovereignty-association
Economic growth after World War 2 ? (1945-1960)
- Iron ore mining in the cote-nord
- Mechanization of agriculture
Tradition defended by duplessis?
- Ideal rural life
- Protection of religious values
Confederation causes?
Political instability
Start of the Great Depression?
1929
National policy cause?
- Customs duties too low
- Foreign imports could enter to Canada easily
- World wide recession
Before confederation to 1896?
- Birth of Canada 1867
- Transcanada railway completed
- Britain relaxed ties with its colonies
- French canadiens emmigration new colonization areas
- Britains colonies achieved domestic autonomy
- Fenians met’s uprising
1867——–Great Depression. Events?
- East- West Trade
- Dairy
- Aluminum pulp and paper
Second phase of industralization social changes?
- Catholic unions
- Rapid urbanization
The Great Depression government solution?
- Public works
- Financial assistance
- New areas of colonization
The Great Depression cause?
Overproducction
