Socials 9 Final Exam

What is Imperialism?

building an empire, having control over other land/countries

What is the Continental System?

Trade ban placed by France on Britian and its colonies

Why did France put in place the Continental System?

France lost to Britain at the battle of Trafalgar

What is the battle of Trafalgar?

A battle between France and Britain to see who had the best navy

Why was the Continental System significant?

Because it Started to affected Europe economy and people lose faith in Napoleon

How did France influence the rest of Europe?

France had control of other countries in Europe

What is Militarism?

Building military to get ready for war

What did Militarism cause?

It caused tension by showing a threat of war to other countries

What is a Allience?

Agreements between countries to defend each other

What is Imperialism?

Building empires taking control of other places

What did imperialism cause?

It caused tensions by fighting over power and control

What did Alliances caused?

It caused countries pick sides and caused the fear of needing a team

What is Nationalism?

Taking pride in your country leading you to defend it

What did Nationalism lead to?

It lead to people fighting each other out of fear that they will destroy their country

What is Brat?

It is a treaty that Germany had to agree to at the end of war

What is Blame?

Germany accepts blame for starting the war through the war guilt clause

What is a Reparation?

Germany had to pay fines, and damages done to other countries from the war.

What is an Army?

Germany had to reduce the size of the army and their not allowed to have an air force, navy or selling of arms

What is Territory?

Germany lost land and colonies and gave them to other countries affected by the war.

What did the Treaty of Versailles cause?

It caused Germany anger that led to World War 2

What were the grievances of Upper Canada?

It was that leftover land wasn’t good, rich people that own land and money/absentee landlords, crown and clergy reserves, money went to Britain, Agrarian church and promised land to people immigrating

What were the grievances of Lower Canada?

It was Discrimination against the French and the British majority

What was Manifest Destiny?

The belief that the US would take over all of North America

Why was Canada afraid of Manifest Destiny?

They thought that as a colony they would be easier to take control of

What does Assimilation mean?

To transform one culture to another forcefully

What does Paternalism mean?

Taking control and having full power over someone

How did Paternalism affect the Indigenous?

Canadian government used the Indian Act to control and tell them what to do.

What is the Indian Act?

It was a bill that gave the Canadian Government complete power over the indigenous

What is a Status Indian?

It is a First Nation that is officially registered by the Federal Government

What did Status Indian get?

They got certain rights and benefits under the law

What are Non Status Indians?

They are people who consider themselves First Nation but aren’t recognized or registered by the government

How do you lose your status rights as a First Nation?

To lose it you marry someone who is not First Nation

What are Treaty Indians?

They are Status Indian’s who signed a treaty with the government

What could be replaced with a Status Indian “citizenship”?

It could be replaced with a Canadian Citizenship

How could you lose your Indian Status?

You could lose it by voting, getting a degree, serving in the military, being a lawyer and being a Native woman marring a non-Native

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1879?

People who were Half Indigenous were removed from the from Status Indians

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1880?

Native’s could not sell their crops, to keep them from competing with white farmers

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1884?

All religious ceremonies and dances were banned, and breaking this law would give you 2-6 months of jail time

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1894?

Any native land not used for cultivation could be used by non-Natives

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1905?

Native people could be remove from reserve’s if they were to close to White Town

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1911?

Municipality’s were allowed to take reserve lands without consent

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1914?

Status Indians needed to get official permission to wear Native outfits in any event

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1918?

Native people could join the army without losing their status

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1927?

Made it a crime to form a political group and speaking their langauge

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1930?

Banned Indigenous people from playing pool because they did it to often.

What amendment was passed for the Indian Act in 1951?

The Indian Act was completely changed by allowing Native’s to drink alcohol

What happened to the Indigenous people’s in 1960?

Native people received the right to vote, and they became the latest group of people in Canada allowed to vote.

What is the White Paper?

It is a paper that got rid of the Indian Act, ending Indian status, eliminated reserve land and gave all the responsibilities of Aboriginal people to the province

Who came up with the White Paper?

Jean Chretien came up with the paper along with every Indigenous organization.

What did the 1982 Constitution do to the Indian Act?

It gave equality to the Indigenous people and gave them induvial rights to protect their land