Unit 1 Study Guide: Part 1 Flashcards

1
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Who are the ADQ?

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A political group created in 2007 that wanted Quebec autonomy and not sovereignty

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2
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What is the American Dream?

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The idea that immigrants have the freedom to achieve their goals through hard work instead of their socioeconomic class

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3
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What is the Ancien Regime?

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French society being divided into three estates and a King

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4
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What was the First Estate in the Ancien Regime?

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Roman Catholic Clergy
Male dominated
Exempt form taxes
Had political power

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5
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What was the Second Estate in the Ancien Regime?

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The Nobility
Exempt from taxes
Had political power
enjoyed privileges

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6
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What was the Third Estate under the Ancien Regime?

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Serfs, Peasants, Artisans, Workers
Could not own land
Paid heavy taxes
Had little to no political power

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7
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What is Assimilation?

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When a minority group or culture comes to resemble a dominant group

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8
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What is Bill 101?

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The Charter of French Languages Which made French the official languages of Quebec government and everyday life

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9
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Who are the Bourgeoisie?

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Middle class who accumulated economic wealth through trade and commerce

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10
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What is Civic Nationalism?

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Nationalism towards a specific government through voting

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11
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What is collective consciousness?

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When members of a group share similar values, beliefs, and feelings based on shared experiences

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12
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What are contending loyalties?

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Loyalties to certain groups based on nationalistic identity

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13
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What is Cultural Nationalism?

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Feelings of connections between those of a certain culture

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14
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What is Cultural Pluralism?

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A form of society where members of different groups are encouraged to maintain cultural traditions where differences are protected

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15
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Who are Doukhobors?

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Religious groups from Russia who were given special privileges to emigrate to Canada and populate the prairies. In exchange they were given religious freedom and exemption from joining the military

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16
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What is the Estates General?

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When representatives from each estate met and discussed problems and voted on them. Each estate was given one vote

17
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What is Ethnic Nationalism?

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Shared ethnic ties that create a sense of connections among people because of shared experiences

18
Q

What is Evangeline?

A

A poem important in Acadian History that references Acadian experiences after many Acadians were deported from Canada and sent to the United States

19
Q

What factors led to the French Revolution?

A

People questioned the power of the king because they were inspired by philosophies that challenged the old regime. They were also inspired by the revolution in the USA

20
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What were the levels within the Feudal System?

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Peasants, Knights, Nobles, King

21
Q

What does Francophone mean?

A

Peoples whose first language is French

22
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Who were the Hutterites?

A

People who immigrated from Germany, to populate the prairies

23
Q

What is Lycee?

A

Secondary education in france created by Napoleon

24
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What is the melting pot?

A

A term that refers to the assimilation of new immigrants into the dominant culture of their new country

25
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Who are mennonites?

A

Dutch people who immigrated to the prairies to populate Canada and were exempt from military service

26
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What does Masters in our own house mean?

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A phrase used by the liberal government in Quebec to become elected and initiate the revolution

27
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Military service act?

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An act created by Laurier that forced people to join the military

28
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Napoleonic code?

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Civil laws created by Napoleon

29
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What is a nation?

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A group of people who feel connections to one another

30
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What is a nation-state?

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A territory with internationally recognized boundaries and politically organized sovereign people

31
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What is Pysanky?

A

Creating and decorating easter eggs which is an expression of Ukrainian heritage

32
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Who are the Parti Quebecois?

A

A political party that grew in response to the demand for change

33
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Who are the Bloc Quebecois?

A

A political party founded on the idea of a sovereign Quebec

34
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What is religious nationalism?

A

A feeling of connections between people who share the same religion

35
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What does repatriate mean?

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To send someone back to their own country

36
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What is the royal commission on bilingualism and biculturalism?

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A commission made to report on the ways to respond to the growing separatist movement in Quebec

37
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What is self-determination?

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A nation’s right to freely determine its political status and pursue its economic, social and cultural development

38
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What is sovereignty?

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A nation’s right to self government and control over its own jurisdiction that is recognized by other nations