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These flashcards cover key vocabulary terms related to the themes of technology, industrialization, and Canadian history discussed in the lecture notes.
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Technology
Everything that we use to carry out tasks, including tools, machines, and appliances.
Industrialization
An economic system based on large industries, significantly changing the identity and economy of a region.
Automobile
A vehicle that revolutionized travel and urban organization in Canada.
Keyword Search
A method to efficiently find specific information online using selected words or phrases.
Cottage Industries
Small-scale, home-based production systems prior to the rise of factories.
Division of Labour
An arrangement where workers perform specific tasks on a product, leading to increased efficiency.
Assembly Line
A production method where a product moves along a conveyor belt and each worker performs a single task on it.
Child Labour
The employment of children in various industries, often for low wages and under poor conditions.
Self-government
The ability of First Nations and Inuit communities to make their own decisions regarding local issues.
Multiculturalism
The recognition of and support for many different cultures within a society.
Urbanization
The movement of people from rural areas to cities, often in search of better employment opportunities.
Bilingualism
The ability to speak two languages, officially recognized in Canada with French and English.
First Nations
Indigenous peoples in Canada, representing a diverse range of cultures and communities.
Rights and Freedoms
The entitlements guaranteed to citizens through laws such as the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Active Citizenship
Participation in community activities which aim to improve society and address local issues.
Historical Perspective
Understanding current events in light of historical context and developments over time.
Aboriginal Studies
The academic field focusing on the history, culture, and contemporary issues of Indigenous peoples in Canada.
Remembrance Day
A day to honor and remember Canadian troops who have fought and died in wars.