Social Studies - Chapter 3 Exam Review Flashcards

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What is culture?

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Is a way a group of people organize their lives – includes the knowledge, behaviours, beliefs, and attitudes learned and shared by a group of people or society.

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List the different features of a culture. List 5 of them:

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Customs & traditions
Language
Social organization
Arts and storytelling
Government
Spiritual systems
Economic systems
Education

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3
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  1. Why is it important to learn about other cultures?
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Multicultural:
a. Containing many different cultures
b. Canadian Multiculturism Act was passed in 1988 – freedom to preserve and share their cultures
Racism:
c. Intolerance or hatred of another group
Prejudice:
d. An opinion formed beforehand that is not based on experience or reason
Bias:
e. Prejudice in Favour of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another
Stereotype:
f. An oversimplified image of a person or thing

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Define the following terms: Acculturations

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When individuals adopt aspects of another culture when they come into contact with it

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Give an example of the following term: Acculturations

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Example: immigrants coming to Canada

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Define the following terms: Assimilations

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When a dominant culture deliberately absorbs another culture

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Give an example of the following term: Assimilations

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residential schools in Canada

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Define the following terms: Diffusion

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Spreading of a technology or an idea from one culture to the next

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Given an example of the following term: Diffusion

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When I brought my Filipino Culture moving to Canada.

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10
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Define the following term: Heritage language.

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Languages other than English and French in Canada

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The main points of the Canadian Charter of Rights

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Made English and French as official languages in Canada and New Brunswick.
a. All federal government communications must be in both languages
b. Confirmed the right of Canadians to be educated in either official language

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Main points of the Canadian Charter of Freedom

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Freedom of:
c. Thought, belief, opinion, or expression
d. Peaceful assembly and association
e. Conscience and religion

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Define the following term: Multiculturalism

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the presence of, or support for the presence of, several distinct cultural or ethnic groups within society:

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14
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How does Canada promote the following term: Multiculturalsim

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15
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Describe Bill 101

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Bill 101 Defined French as the official language of Quebec in 1977
1. Appeals lead to another law that allowed English as well as French on the signs, but only the English text was smaller.

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What was the Goal of Bill 101

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To allow francophone/French-speakers Quebecers to live and assert themselves in French. There are still changes happening in Bill 101, but the Quebec Government has identified the protection of the French language as one of its keys values.

17
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What is the importance of the Candian Broadcasting Corporations (CBC)

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Promoted a feeling of unity and a way for Canadians to have a voice, tell stories, and connect to their heritage.

18
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What language is CBC also in?

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English, French, and 8 different Indigenous languages.