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Unit 1 Flashcards

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Nationalism

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Kinship, a bond , based off an action , always tied to a movement

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What kind of connections do nation states have

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Internal and external

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What kind of nationalism does Canada express

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Beliefs and values
Not religious or spiritual
Equality
Healthcare

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1972 summit series

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A hockey game; represented the Cold War: Canada vs Soviet Union
This brought a lot of nationalism and hockey is historical because it is a part of our history

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Civic nationalism

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As a citizen we have a responsibility to support our country during events

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What kind of nationalism does Canada have

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Because we are so multicultural we can’t have common history or culture so civic nationalism is the most common sense of nationalism

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Can you feel connections to a place in your families history but not specifically your own

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Yes because you can feel connected through stories and teachings you can connect to the people of your family
Internalized feelings of connections
a part of a nation

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What’s the definition of a Canadian

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It’s too complicated because of the multiculturalism and different values and beliefs

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Pluralist vs multicultural

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Pluralism: majority determines values

Multicultural: society takes into consideration the values of the minority

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FLQ Crisis

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Terrorist group that wanted Quebec to separate from Canada. They kidnapped two politicians.

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What politicians were kidnapped in the FLQ crisis

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British ambassador and an MP was killed

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What did Prime Minister Pierre Trudeu do during the FLQ crisis

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He brought in the war measure act which limits mobility rights, limits legal rights and kept people inside to protect them set curfews

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Who put bombs in mailboxes and why

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FLQ, cuz they wanted to scare people into joining the movement of Quebec separating

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Do youth/young adults want Quebec to separate today?

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No they have more important issues to deal with such as secondary school and the economy

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Oka Crisis

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Tried to expand a golf course on First Nations land; started using force
First time the First Nations took a stance on the land claims physically, it was successful in that the golf course was not built on their land
This strengthened the First Nation identity

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Charlotte Town accord

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1992- prime minister Mulroney attempted to affirm quebec’s status as a distinct society this failed to pass

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economic reasons that LEAD to the French Revolution

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The guys with all the money payed no taxes and the people with no money payed all taxes

France was in debt because they funded the American Revolution

Agricultural disasters left no food

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Political reasons that LEAD to the French Revolution

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The 3 estates representing the population INACCURATELY

The 3rd estate doesn’t have the same views as the first two

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Social factors that LEAD to the French Revolution

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1st and second estate was all the money and don’t want to pay taxes and want all the food

Catholic Church had too much power; owned 20% of land

19
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When did nationalism first begin

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The French Revolution

20
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5 causes of the French Revolution

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1) The enlightenment period/the age of reason
2) population divided into three estates
3) France was an absolute monarchy
4) financial difficulties
5) France sent troops and supplies aid to the American Revolution

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How the enlightenment period lead to the French Revolution

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Began to respect other people, seeing humans as responsible, humans can be trusted to make decisions, (social) challenged the family line of kinds (political)

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How the population being divided into 3 estates lead to the French Revolution

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The first two estates each got a vote but together only made up 2% of the population while the third estate was 98% of the population and only got a single vote… (Social, economic, political)

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How France being an absolute monarchy lead to the French Revolution

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The King spend a lot of money on personal interests… He was incapable of decision making and he was clueless… (Social/political)

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How financial difficulties lead to the French Revolution

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The King spent a whole bunch of money on parties and to upkeep his palace… They kept paying for wars like the American revolution and the 7 year war… The taxes were given to the poor only… (Economic)

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How France sent troops to supply aid to the American revolutionaries lead to the French Revolution

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People of France heard the revolutionary ideas from the Americans and realized that they too wanted a Revolution (social)

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Buorguosie

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The middle class who made lots of money but also had to pay all the taxes because they were third estate; they wanted to be considered equal to the first two estates but didn’t want the poor to have equality either…

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French Revolution: pEvery growing deficit

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Spending more than what’s coming in; lots of people tried to change the tax laws but the first and second estates didn’t want to pay because the constitution states that the King cannot increase taxes without approval from the estates general which majority was 1st and 2nd estate

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The political spectrum line
LEFT
explain

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The left is the most radical, they want a republic

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During the French Revolution who was on the left of the political spectrum

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The jacobins; they’re responsible for the reign of terror… They want a republic

30
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Who was in between the left wing and the middle of the political spectrum in the French Revolution

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Cordeliers; liberalism not as radical but still want change

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During the French Revolution who was in the middle of the political spectrum

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Feuillants; they wanted the King to have limited powers but to still be there and have a body of laws that indicate what freedoms and responsibilities citizens and government had … Constitutional monarchy

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Who was on the right of the political spectrum in the French Revolution

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Absolute monarchy; reactionary; want the King : social pyramid

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Napoleons role as a leader of France is symbolic of …

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Nationalism and pride

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How was France made an empire

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Napoleon made it an empire him being the first emperor majority wanted this though…

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Non nationalist loyalties

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Religious
Civic
Global
Humanitarian

36
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What challenges arise from having contending nationalist loyalties

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Many people think loyalties towards such things as religion, region, culture and race that are not always a part of your sense of nationalism toward your nation state… Very individualized

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Religion as a non nationalist loyalty

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Canada is a country comprised of several different religions: not only can these religions be at odds with each other these religions can be in competition with national loyalties

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Religion as a non nationalist loyalty

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Canada’s charter of rights and freedoms states very clearly that people have the right to freedom of religion

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Regional loyalties

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More than 225000 people moved to ALBERTA from other parts of Canada between 2001-2006
How can this be a contending loyalty?
Which one are they loyal too? Their home province or ALBERTA?

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