Social 20-1 Terms

Question 1

Parti Quebecois

Answer 1

Provincial political party to promote Quebec nationalism

Question 2


Bloc Quebecois

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Federal political party to promote Quebec nationalism

Question 3

Bill 101

Answer 3

Made French the official language of Quebec, main goal was to promote and protect the french language and heritage

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Bill 21

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Forbid people doing public service from wearing religious symbols on clothing

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Bilingualism

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A country that pursues more than 2 languages as their national languages

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Multiculturalism

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A country that pursues more than 1 culture

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National myths

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narratives that a nation or tells about itself (history, values identities)



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Cultural myths

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narratives that are specific to a persons culture ( values, aspirations, connection)

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Mosaic

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coexistence of diverse cultural groups within society

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Melting Pot

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diverse cultural groups blending together in society

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Accommodation

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allowing/changing things for those that do not fit with the standard - including

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Pluralism

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mutual respect between different groups of people



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Assimilation

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marginalizing / getting rid of something

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Reconciliation

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forgiving and making up for the past - accommodation

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Referendums

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Direct vote where everyone has the option to choose - new law or policy

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Quiet Revolution

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Time in Quebec during 1960s that modernized the economy and reduced the catholic churches influence on education. Boosted nationalism

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Old/Ancient Regime

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System in France before the French Revolution (3 Estates)

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Feudalism

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System where society was organized into a hierarchy

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Segregation

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similar to marginalization, separating groups apart from one another

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Secularism

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movement towards separating from religion and government as a nation

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Democracy

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control of an organization or government by the majority of its members

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Appeasement

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Appeasement is when a country tries to avoid conflict by giving in to the demands of another country.

Question 23

Isolationism

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is when a country chooses not to get involved in other countries’ problems and stays focused on its own.

Question 24

Expansionism

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is when a country tries to take over more land or other countries to become bigger and more powerful.

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Containment

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is a strategy used to stop the spread of something, like communism, to other countries.

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Arctic Sovereignty

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is about which country controls parts of the Arctic. Alienation happens when people feel left out or not included in decisions, like in the Arctic, where Indigenous people may feel excluded from sovereignty discussions.

Question 27

IMF

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Helps countries with money problems and tries to keep the world’s economy stable.

Question 28

World Bank

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Lends money to poorer countries to help them build things like schools, roads, and hospitals.

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WTO

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helps countries make rules for trading goods and services with each other to make sure everyone plays fairly.

Question 30

UN (United Nations)

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The UN tries to keep peace, help people in need, and improve human rights around the world. * Organs: Different parts of the UN, like the General Assembly (all member countries discuss issues) and the Security Council (5 permanent members and 10 others decide on peace and security issues)

Question 31

European Union (EU)

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The EU helps countries in Europe cooperate, It has a shared economy, laws, and policies. Pros: Countries in the EU can trade freely and work together on things like laws and the economy. Cons: Some countries don’t always agree, and it can be hard to make decisions.

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Peacekeeping

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is when soldiers or workers from different countries go into a place to help keep peace and stop fighting. however you have to abide by rules, no bias,

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Unilateralism

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is when a country makes decisions or takes action by itself, without asking other countries.

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Bilateralism

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is when two countries work together on something, like making a trade agreement.

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Multilateralism

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is when many countries work together to solve a problem, like in the United Nations.

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Supranationalism

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is when countries give up some of their power to a bigger organization (like the EU) so it can make decisions for everyone.

Question 37

La Francophonie

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is a group of countries that speak French and work together to promote the French language and culture.

Question 38

NATO

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is a group of countries that promise to help each other if one is attacked, mainly for defense and security.

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Tarriffs

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are taxes that governments put on goods coming from other countries to make them more expensive.

Question 40

INGOs

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Groups that work across countries to solve problems (like Amnesty International).

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NGOs

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Groups that work to help people, usually in areas like human rights, health, or the environment.

Question 42

Foreign policy

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is how a country decides to deal with other countries, like for - Peace and Security: Keeping the country safe. - Economic Stability: Helping the economy grow. - Humanitarianism: Helping others in need. - Autonomy and Self-Determination: Countries wanting to make their own decisions without outside influence.

Question 43

Internationalism

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is the idea that countries should work together to solve problems and make the world a