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Comparison of Native Canadian and French cultures (LANGUAGE):
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Each tribe had its own language.
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Comparison (NORMS):
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Normative for Native Canadians to paddle everyday, sleep together, and share within the community.
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Comparison (VALUES):
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Strength, Verocity in battle
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Comparison (BELIEFS):
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*Canadians believed in spirit world (dream world was real world)
*French were christians |
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Comparison (CLOTHING, UTENSTILS, ETC.):
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*Canadians made their equipment, etc. themselves.
*French had manufactured goods. |
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How did the Native Canadians view the "Black Robes?"
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They were demons, out to destroy their culture.
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How did Jesuit missionaries view the Native Canadians?
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Savages, needed to be converted to save their souls.
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What was the Jesuits perception of their "mission?"
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Save the natives by religious conversion.
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What was the role of religion in society per functionalism?
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Glue/holds us all together.
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What was the role of religion in society per the interactionists?
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How religion gives people meaning in life.
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What was the role of religion in society per conflict theorists?
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Religion is used to control the have-nots.
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Why did the Jesuits experience difficulty in trying to convert the Native people to catholicism?
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They don't want there entire way of life to be destroyed.
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What is the relationship between norms/values/religion in a culture?
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Religion is there life, there life was there religion.
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