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unit 1) nationalism Flashcards

1
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Nationalism

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acting on that shared sense of belonging that sometimes includes a feeling of superiority

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Ultranationalism

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extreme version of nationalism
(usually includes being financially loyal to the nation and can also be racist / harmful to other )

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Internationalism

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all members in a global community accept an collective responsibility for challenges that face the world

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Nation State

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A country that has physical borders and a
single government

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Patriotism

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ones love and devotion to their own country and the willingness to even die for it

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Contending Loyalties

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sometimes need to choose among various loyalties based
on their commitment to those loyalties. (prioritties)

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nation

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territory where all the people are led by the same government

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self determination

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that people or groups can choose how they want to live and make decisions for themselves

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Sovereignty

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like being the boss of your own room when a country or a group of people can make rules and decisions for themselves within their own borders without anyone telling them what to do (own gov)

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Civic Nation

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A nation created by people no matter
what their ethnicity, culture, and agree
to live to particular values bound by same laws

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Reasonable Accommodations

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When gov allow certain minoritys of groups to do things that law doesnt say to accommatate their culture
example the gov letting peole with turbins ride moterbikes with no helmet

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federalists

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people who oppose sovereignists in quebec (dont want it to be individual)

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sovereignists

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people who want quebec to become its own country

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Referendum

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A big vote where everyone in a place decides on one important like a new rule or a change in the law

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Cultural Pluralism

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respect and enjoy many different cultures and traditions all together like a big mix of people and their customs

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Reconciliation

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of resolving differences and epairing relationships that enables people to come to
terms

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Non-nationalist Loyalty

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This means caring about the whole world and everyone in it not just your own country a loyalty that is not embedded
in the idea of nation

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Alienation

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Feeling left out or like you don’t fit in People who choose one strong loyalty over another risk alienation ( feeling left out) from an important part of their identity

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Segregation

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When people of different races kept apart because they are different, like not being allowed to go to the same school or use the same things

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Responsible Government

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goverment that answers the people rather than british appointed gov

21
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Equalization Payments

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Revenues from federal taxes that are paid by the Canadian government to less prosperous provinces

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rebellion

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starting the fight or indicating it (usally for bad/ devious motives)

23
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resistance

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fighting back rather than starting the fight out of protection

24
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Oka crisis who what

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Who: Indigenous Mohawk people and the Canadian government, Army

What: A land dispute over a sacred Mohawk burial ground near Oka, Quebec, which the government wanted to develop into a golf course.

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Oka crisis where when

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Where: Oka, Quebec, Canada.
When: The crisis began in 1990 and lasted for several months.

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Oka crisis outcome / significants

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ended with negotiated settlement that preserved burial ground and raised awareness about Indigenous land rights and issues in Canada inspired other indigenious peoples

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Red River Rebellion Who What

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Who: Métis people led by Louis Riel and the Canadian government.

What: A rebellion by the Métis, who were concerned about their land rights and cultural preservation as Canada expanded westward.

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Red River Rebellion where when

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Where: Red River Settlement (present-day Manitoba), Canada.

When The rebellion occurred in 1869 and 1870.

29
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Red River Rebellion outcome/ significants

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resulted in the creation of the province of Manitoba
brought attention to the rights of the Métis people
Louis Riel fled

30
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North-West Rebellion who what

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who - Métis and Indigenous peoples led by Louis Riel and the Canadian government.

what- An armed conflict that arose from grievances over land, resources, and government policies when white settelers kept coming in for railways

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North-West Rebellion where when

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where- The North-West Territories of Canada, particularly in Saskatchewan

when- took place in 1885.

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North-West Rebellion outcome/ significants

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Louis Riel was captured and later executed and the french canadians supported the movment to colonize the west and was hard for indigenious peoples to recover

33
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what was the FLQ

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it was a separatist group in Quebec who were very violent and planted multiple bombs bc they thought violence would get quebec to be its own country

34
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quiet revolution summary

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was a period of significant social, cultural, and political change in the Canadian province of Quebec during the 1960-70s.

( went from religan based and small to modren big industrys and nonreligious urban

35
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what did the National Energy Program believe in

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goverment wanted to increase canadian participation in oils and have fair energy prices and
secure canadains supply of oil and gas

(oil/gas companys dont want gov to own oil and take jobs / feels like less control)

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when did national energy program (NEP) occur

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1980-1985

37
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immagration under Clifford Sifton

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helped bring lots of ppl from other countries to live in Canada mainly in the western part gave land and chances to make a new life here.

38
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whats the first nations assembly

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The First Nations Assembly is like a big group that speaks up for Indigenous peoples in Canada.

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FLQ significance

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War measures act was invoked

40
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5 types of nations

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  • ethnic
  • cultural
  • political
    -spiritual
  • geographical
41
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easy way to remember dates of red river north west rebellion and oka crisis

A

rr-869/nw-885/ok-990

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