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How did Benedict Anderson Define Nation?

"An imagined community." No one can meet face-to-face; everyone is connected on the same level.

What is a Residential School System?

Indigenous kids go to class and are taught to speak English with English customs

What are examples of Canadian nationalism?

Canada flakes, CBC, red telephones

What challenges does the lumber trade face?

9/11/01 made crossing the border more difficult



Emanifesed System makes it easier to cross the border, but takes a long time

How many revisions were made to the Soft Wood Lumber Agreement? When were they?

4 Revisions



1.) 1982 (2.) 1991 (3.) 1996 (4.) 2006

When will the Soft Wood Lumber Agreement be revised next?

October 2015

Who was Tommy Douglas?

Considered the father of socialist medicine; publically funded healthcare

Healthcare Cost Containment consists of what 3 factors?

Budgets


Government Negotiated Fees


Control of Human Resources

What did the group of seven paint?

Mostly enviornment, but also Urban Scenes and War

Who was Tom Thompson?

Not in the Group of Seven, but was a big influence of the group

Who was Lauren Harris?

Actually a boy; member of the Group of Seven; socially concerned painter; big financial banker for the Group of Seven

Where was AY Jackson from?

Montreal

What was a famous Group of Seven painting?

Solitary Tree

What are the three types of French-Canadian Literature?

Poem, Theater, and Novel

What genres were the French-Canadian Novel?

Historic, Adventures, Didactic

Times in French-Canadian Literature

PreConquest, Post Conquest, and the Quiet Revolution

What did Pre Conquest literature consist of?

Travel Logs, Historical Documents, and Reports of Religious Leaders

Who translated "Of Angeline"?

Pamphile Lenay

What was "Of Angeline" translated into?

French

What were the themes of The First Garden?

Tensions between French culture and the wild


Role of Women


Growth of Population

What was the theme of Speak White about? When was it written?

1968: insult to everyone who can't speak English

What was the theme of Speak What? When was it written?

1989: explained role of immigrants

What was the theme of Speak Red? When was it written?

2012: Maple Spring and Student Protests

When was Bill 101 made?

1977

What was Bill 101 about?

It made French the official language of Quebec

When was the Massey Report?

1951

What was the Massey Report about?

Concerned with the cultural influence from the US to Canada, post WWII; national investment in art

How did Northrop Frye define English Canadian literature?

"The Garrison Mentality."

What is the Garrison Mentality?

When you live in a remote place where you either belong or you don't

How did Margaret Atwood define Canadian Literature?

Survival

What was the problem with the James Bay Electric Complex?

It was built on Kree land without approval

When was the Quiet Revolution?

1960s

Where did the Quiet Revolution happen?

Quebec

What was the Quiet Revolution about?

It was concerned with Quebec and French culture


About Quebec identity and nationalism

When was the Maple Spring Movement?

2012

Who were the participants in the Maple Spring Movement/

Students

What was the Maple Spring Movement about?

Over tuition rise, environment, and social justice

What problems are the Inuits facing in the Arctic?

Global Warming


Security Challenges

Who produces the most maple syrup?

Quebec

Who is the major import of maple syrup?

Japan

Who runs and sets the prices of maple syrup in Quebec?

Cartel/Union

What is the Ogdensburg Agreement?

Canada and the US would agree to operate and develop economics for a hemispheric agreement

What is the Hyde Park Agreement?

Agreement for common defense to secure western hemisphere between the US and Canada

When were the Statutes of West Minister?

1931

What is another name for the Statutes of West Minister?

West Minister Agreement

What was the Statutes of West Minister about?

From England to Canada, they could now conduct their own foreign policies

Who is the current Prime Minister?

Stephen Harpaer