'Distinct society' presentation slideshows

Some things change, some things stay the same

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Quebec vs. Canada

Quebec vs. Canada. Bilingualism, Quiet Revolution, Quebec Crisis. The Quiet Revolution. During the 1960s there was a period of rapid change in Quebec. The Quiet Revolution was characterized by: The rapid and effective secularization of society;

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Canadian History

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CH. 7- 8 TIMES OF TURMOIL 1960s & 1970s

CH. 7- 8 TIMES OF TURMOIL 1960s & 1970s. THE 1980s. TOWARD SOCIAL CHANGE. FEMINISM / RIGHTS. THE YOUTHQUAKE. BRA BURNING. ABORIGINAL CHANGES. Right to Vote 1960. 1969 White Paper Ab. Rights & Veto Indian Act Encouraged Aboriginals To leave reserves Viewed as an attack. Protests.

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Constitutional Crisis:

Constitutional Crisis:. From Patriation to the 1995 Referendum . What do you think the cartoonist is t rying to say here?. Patriation of the Constitution.

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How did rising Quebec Nationalism challenge CANADA?

How did rising Quebec Nationalism challenge CANADA?. Nationalism of French Canadians based on long standing belief that French language and culture were threatened Alberta made French illegal in business, education and the court system Conscription crises. 1. The Quiet Revolution.

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French and English Canadians

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Lecture 11: Institutions in Canada: Federalism, Regionalism and Parties

Lecture 11: Institutions in Canada: Federalism, Regionalism and Parties. SOSC 152. Key factor in Canadian Political Institutions is Federal Nature of the Government Federal Nature of the Government. Ebbs and Flows of Provincial versus Federal Power

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Constitution

Constitution . what is constitution?. a body of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is acknowledged to be governed . Canadian constitution . 1931

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The Constitution Debate

The Constitution Debate. Ms. Campbell Socials 11. The Constitution debate. By 1984 Canadians outside Quebec felt the issues of the Constitution had been settled and the focus of government should be the economy. However, in 1984 Brian Mulroney is elected PM

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Canadian Society and Identity PLO Society and Identity

Canadian Society and Identity PLO Society and Identity. Keep the Americans out, the French in, and make the First Nations disappear. So do we have anything that is Canadian?. P 166 Protecting CDN Culture. 1939 National Film Board 1957 Canada Council 1952 CBC T.V.

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