Financial And Industiral Mileus (Areas), Unions And The State

Front 1

Industrialist and the state

The state supported ____________ because they saw industrialization as a way to increase the country's wealth

Back 1

Industrial capitalists

Front 2

Industrialists and the state

The __________ protected industries from foreign competition

Back 2

National Policy

Front 3

Union movements and the state

Their strategy consisted of grouping together in ________ to exert pressure on their bosses and the state, through strike if necessary

Back 3

Union

Front 4

Woman's demands and the state

In 1917, the PM of Canada, Robert Borden, used the __________ cause to increase popularity of his government

Back 4

Suffragette (He said if they elected him in he would give women the right to vote!)

Front 5

Woman's demands and the state

He won the election and granted all women the right to vote in ____

Back 5

1910

Front 6

From the Great depression to the end of Duplessisism from 1930 to 1960

The ______ party under _________________ was supported by the church and was in power in Quebec from 1936 to 1939 and 1944 to 1959

Back 6

First: Union
Second: Maurice Duplessis

Front 7

Federal-provincial relations

After the great depression, new political parties pushed for greater state ____________ in the economy

Back 7

Intervention

Front 8

Federal and provincial governments intervened more in the ________ in _________ affairs

Back 8

First: Economic
Second: Social

Front 9

The Duplessis years in Quebec (1936-1939, 1944-1959)

Duplessis's Union Nationale regained power. His political ideas were based on _______________________, defended the ___________ and emphasized ________ and _______________

Back 9

First: French Canadian Nationalist
Second: Catholic Church
Third: Agriculture
Fourth: Provincial autonomy

Front 10

The role of the state from 1960 the the present

The Quiet Revolution was characterized by the rise of the ______________, interest groups demanding more ________, and the reappearance of _____________ movements

Back 10

First: Welfare state
Second: Rights
Third: Nationalist

They looked to even the playing field as much as possible

Front 11

The Quiet Revolution in Quebec

New ministries and governments were created as the government became increasingly __________________.

Back 11

Internationalist

Front 12

The Quiet revolution in Quebec

The catholic church gradually lost its ___________ in the Quebec society.

Back 12

Influence (No longer ran education and healthcare, there's an increase in divorce and common law marriage, use of birth control will decrease birth rates. Higher number of woman working)

Front 13

The Quiet revolution in Quebec

Society became increasingly ___________

Back 13

Secular (Separation of church and state)

Front 14

The Quiet revolution in Quebec

In the 60s and 70s, ________ exercised growing influence over the state!

Back 14

Unions

Front 15

Demands and conflicts with the state
Eliminate discrimination in the workplace, maternity leave, establishment of _______ centres, etc.

Back 15

Daycare

Front 16

Demands of linguistic groups:

Around the year 1960, the average annual income of francophone Quebecers was ___ of that of Anglophone Quebecers. The Quiet revolution aided at redressing this imbalance

Back 16

65%

Front 17

Demands and conflicts in the state

1997, Levesque made it compulsory for immigrant children to go to ______ schools, forced _________________ to adopt French, and imposed French on ____________

Back 17

First: French
Second: Large Companies
Third: Public signs

Front 18

Whatchanges occurred in the state during the quiet revolution?

Back 18

Thegovernment is going to intervene more often they will become a major employerand ran health and education services.

Front 19

Aboriginal peoples demands and the state

Aboriginal peoples won the right to vote in____

Back 19

1951

Front 20

Aboriginal peoples demands and the state

In 1975 the federal and provincial governments signs the_________________________________________
with the Cree and Inuit (hydro dams could only be built if financial compensation was given)

Back 20

James Bay and Northern Quebec agreement

Front 21

Quebec's place in Canada

Quebecers have sought to have identity recognized and demanded a _________________

Back 21

Special status

Front 22

Nationalist Movements and the state

-more citizens, groups, and political parties proposed ____________, seeing this as a way to solve certain problems, like the economic underdevelopment of francophone, and threats to the French language

Back 22

sovereignty(independent, greater control)

Front 23

Quebec rejected this proposal, as it didn't recognize Quebec's_________ in social affairs, a provincial area of jurisdiction

Back 23

Primary

Front 24

Negotiate a transfer of power for all provinces (_______________)

Back 24

(Decentralization)

Front 25

Environmental groups and the state

In the 90s, Global warming became a central concern. The _____________ was adopted aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)

Back 25

Kyoto protocol

Front 26

Environmental groups and the state

A new environmental political party was formed, the ___________

Back 26

Green Party