Effects of Historical Globalization and Imperialism

These flashcards cover key concepts and effects of historical globalization and imperialism as discussed in lecture notes.

What is the effect of historical cultural contact on the Beothuk people of North America?

The Beothuk were eradicated from North America.

What were residential schools' main impacts on Aboriginal people in Canada?

They caused a lost sense of identity, loss of self-esteem, and separation from family.

What economic system promotes individual initiative and private property rights?

Capitalism.

What was the aim of mercantilism in European nations?

To control international trade to increase wealth.

What invention marked the beginning of industrialization in the 18th century?

The spinning jenny and the power loom.

What is the definition of imperialism?

Imperialism occurs when a strong country takes over a weaker country or region.

What were the conditions for children attending residential schools under the Indian Act of 1884?

Attendance was compulsory until the age of 18, with children living on school properties and often separated from family.

What led to the Oka Strife in 1990?

A land claim dispute in Quebec.

What is one legacy of imperialism reflected in modern Aboriginal communities?

Anger and distrust in relations between Aboriginals and the government.

What happened to the Kashechewan community regarding their health and living conditions?

They faced high unemployment, contaminated drinking water, and unmet government pledges for relocation.