unit 1 Flashcards

expressions of nationalism chpt 2

1
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what is the collective and shared sense of belonging of people?

A

nation

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2
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what are expressions of nationalism?

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individuals/groups communicate or act on the shared sense of belonging

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what are examples of nationalism expression?

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celebrations of identity, political actions, share of history, artwork, etc

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4
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how is expressions of nationalism motivated?

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to reinforce feelings of belonging and confirmation

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5
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who was louis riel?

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a metis and french canadian in 1885 who was killed by the canadian government after leading a rebellion

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what is the treaty of Utrecht?

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states that the french colony of acadia is to become a british colony

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who are the acadians?

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french settler descendants in what is now the maritimes.

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what did the acadians negotiate in 1755?

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neutrality with the british and control over their colony

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why were the acadians deported in late 1755?

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the british broke neutrality and forced acadians to pledge allegiance, which they refused

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what is the congrès mondial
acadien (CMA)?

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an annual festival held to celebrate acadian heritage and identity

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what occurs when people share similar values, beliefs, and feelings based on shared experiences?

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collective consciousness

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12
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what year was was confederation accomplished in canada?

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1867

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13
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what are existing ideas of canadian peoples?

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civic, francophone, and ethnic

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14
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what view is included with francophone nationalism?

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the dual official languages of canada being english and french and its partnership with quebec

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what view is included with civic nationalism?

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“we are canadian! from coats to coast”

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what view is included with ethnic nationalism?

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canada is a nation of nations/multiculturalism

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17
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what year was the charter of rights and freedoms created?

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1982

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18
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what is the quebecois view?

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seen as a separate nation with their own collective identity based on their history with france

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19
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what is the FNMI view?

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they are unique among canadians but also amongst themselves

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20
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what creates nationalism?

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history, politics, social, economy, and geography

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21
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what is a historical example of nationalism?

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historical—attachment to longstanding conditions
and practices

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22
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what is a political example of nationalism?

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desire for or autonomy

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23
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what is a social example of nationalism?

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concern for group values, customs and traditions

24
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what is an economic example of nationalism?

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concern for standard of living or monetary gain

25
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what is a geographic example of nationalism?

A

affiliation with particular territory

26
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what is the viewpoint of the american society?

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melting pot-different identities conform to an american identity

27
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what is the viewpoint of the canadian society?

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salad bowl-multiple identities exist and remain predominate in society

28
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what is the belief that the united states is either distinctive, unique, or exemplary compared to others?

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american exceptionalism

29
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what was the age of reason?

A

a scientific approach that was used to discover the natural laws that govern human behavior

30
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who believed that life is nasty, brutish, short and believed that a sympathetic leader that takes care of collective society?

A

thomas hobbes

31
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what did john locke believe?

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the government should protect the rights of people, but the power should be limited

32
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what were the philosophes?

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philosophers that interpreted “natural rights” and believed that science and reason led to human progress

33
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what did montesquieu create?

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the idea of checks and balances on political powers to ensure balance between governments

34
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which philosopher believed that in the idea of freedom of religion and thought (govt should defend the rights of people)?

A

voltaire

35
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what did rousseau believe?

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man is born free, and everywhere is in chains (rid all titles and make everyone equal)

36
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who were the enlightenment thinkers?

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montesquieu, rousseau, and voltaire

37
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what was a geological factor of the lead to the french revolution?

A

major snowfall, drought, and limited agriculture

38
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what was a historical factor that led to the french revolution?

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in debt after supporting the american revolution, king and queen spending, 7 years war, etc

39
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what social/political factors led to the french revolution?

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strict social structure, rich exempt from taxes, unfair politics, etc

40
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who made up the first estate?

A

roman catholic clergy

41
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who made up the second estate?

A

the nobility (2% of population)

42
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who made up the third estate?

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bourgeoisie (merchants), city workers (servants), and peasants (80% were farmers)

43
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what economic factors led to the french revolution?

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debt after funding wars and monarchy spending, raised taxes for 3rd estate, etc

44
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what was the meeting of estates general?

A

meeting between each state to vote on issues

45
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what is the national assembly?

A

members of the states meet and agree to call themselves the national assembly

46
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what was the tennis court oath?

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an oath never to separate until a written constitution had been established for france

47
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what is the great fear?

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the looting, burning, and nationwide freak out of the french where feudalism was abolished

48
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what is the declaration of the rights of man and of the citizen?

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the rights of individuals and guiding democratic principles

49
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why did women march versailles?

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protest the price of bread and kill marie

50
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what is a constitutional monarchy?

A

a monarchy is kept but declared sovereign and makes govt officials subject to the rule of law (civil rights creation)

51
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what did the moderate girondins want for france?

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a passive attempt at the uphold of the monarchy

52
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what did the radical jacobins want for france?

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to violently become a republic

53
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what was the conservative belife?

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a group that desired little to know changes and keep the monarchy

54
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what were the revolutionary wars?

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a series of sweeping military conflicts due to the nobles that fled to prussia to beg for intervention

55
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what was the reign of terror?

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civil unrest, and mass execution of enemies

56
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how did napoleon take control of france?

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coup (a sudden, violent, and unlawful seizure of power from a government)

57
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what did napoleons coup create?

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new tax systems, public banks, civil laws, and road systems