History Final Exam | Secondary 4

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Who was appointed to investigate the rebellions of 1837-1838

Governor Lord Durham

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Durham Report & Act of union ( 4rt constitution)

Assimilate French Canadians, Unite Upper and Lower Canada, Introduce responsible government

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Responsible government

Decisions made by the elected assembly rather than the monarch

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Province of Canada political structure ( Legislative Union )

Lower Canada is still a minority

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<p>What change happened </p>

What change happened

Before, governor general was the head of the Colonies in north America. After, the governor general only controlled the executive council

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The Alliance of Reformers

Wanted Responsible government

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What happened after the end of protectionist policy

Canada could trade with other countries

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How was responsible government obtained

Baldwin & LaFontaine obtained the majority of the seats in the Legislative Assembly

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<p>What changed after responsible government</p>

What changed after responsible government

The Legislative assembly elected the Executive council

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Because the French helped get Responsible government, What did the French gain

French can be used in the Legislative assembly

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After the French had some gains, what did the English do

Burned the Parliament

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The did the First Nations lose after Responsible government

Creation of Native reserved, abandoned their traditional ways, Canadians could now exploit their areas

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What did the Reformers split into

Radicals ( Liberals ), Moderates (Conservatives)

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What was the problem with the two party system

To form a majority government, they had to win a double majority in the Legislative assembly

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Reciprocity treaty ( signed by Britain )

Free trade with the USA

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Great Coalition

Alliance that wanted Confederation

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Quebec city conference

created the 72 resolutions for federalism

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What were the two levels of powers in the dominion of Canada

Federal and Provincial

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What increased during the first phase of industrialization

Food, textiles, iron, lumber

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What did the federal government invest in during the first phase of industrilization

Canals and railway

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How was the forestry industry changed by Mechanization

Lumber industry changed to pulp and paper production

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How was the agricultural industry changed by Mechanization

Changed to dairy production

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How was urbanization made

Industrialization ( people moving from farms to cities )

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What did women demand for

The right to run for elected office & vote

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Why did British Columbia & PEI join Canada

To pay off its debt

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Who were the Metis

Mix for French Catholics and first nations

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Red River rebellion ( Led by Luis Riel )

Metis felt threatened from the arrival of the arrival of English protestants. Because of this they seized fort Garry and formed a provisional government

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What was the demands form the Metis

Religious and language rights, which than made Manitoba

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North-West Rebellion

Increased number of English Protestants, Luis Riel made another uprising and provisional government

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Indian Act

To assimilate Indigenous people & the creation of residential schools

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National Policy

Increased custom duties, Expansion of the rail network, population growth through immigration to western Canada

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What were the tensions between the federal and provincial governments

Division of jurisdiction and tax revenue

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How was the tensions between the provincial and federal government resolved

Interprovincial meeting in Quebec City, Honoré Mercier promoted provincial autonomy

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Because of the increase of immigrants from the west and Asia, what was created

Alberta & Saskatchewan

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During the second phase of industrialization, what were the two industry developed sectors

Industrial ( Ore processing, pulp and paper ) , Natural recourses ( Timber and Mining )

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During the second phase of industrialization, what type of economy did the liberals follow

Economic Liberalism

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During the second phase of industrialization, what new ways of transport came

Cars and highways

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Department of Labor

Negotiation between employers and employees

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What started WW1

The assassination of Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungry by the terrorist group Black Hand from Serbia

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What happened to immigrants from enemy countries

Had to work in work camps

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What happened when the federal government implemented conscription in WW!

The Francophones demonstrated riots

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What did the soldiers get for their efforts in the war

Pension

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The Statute of Westminster

Gave Canada almost complete autonomy

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What were the measures taken by the government during the great depression

Made Public work programs & founded the bank of Canada

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What was the ideology of the Union Nationale

Clerico-nationalism

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What did Canada give to the USA during the Cold War

Raw materials

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Equalization program

Subsidies were given from the federal government to help build universities, hospitals, ect.

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Where were the mining regions that were invested by American for iron

Cote-Nord & Nouveau-Québec

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When Mr. Duplessis was replaced by Paul Sauvé, what did he do

Passed 66 new laws to modernize Quebec

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What type of government did the Lesage government implement

Welfare State

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What did the Lesage government create

Pension Plan, Hospital Insurance program

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How did the Lesage government promote Quebec’s identity and culture

The Department of cultural affairs

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What did the new Union National bring to Quebec

CEGEP’s & passed bill 63 ( French as second language in anglophone schools )

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Neo-nationalism

Independent Quebec

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Royal commission

Help ease tensions with Quebec

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What did the Royal commission find

Anglophones were more privileged position than Francophones in Quebec in every perspective

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Pro of consumer society

Helped grow Quebec’s economy

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Con of consumer society

Increased household debt

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What is a con for the industrial change in Quebec

Modernizing factories costed a lot, meaning many small companies had to close

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Counterculture movement

Less church attendance & women made legal gains

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Health Insurance Act

Expanded free health car

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Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms

All individuals seen as equals

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Local governments

The people can decide the best form of government for themselves

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Common Front of Unions

Many Unions joined together and demanded a fairer distribution of wealth and greater equality from the government

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Bill 22

French only official language in Quebec

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What promise did Trudeau say if the No side won

Renew federalism

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The Meech Lake Accord

Bourassa wanted that the new constitution define Quebec as a distinct society, which didn’t get approved because Manitoba and Newfoundland believed that the Indigenous population should also

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Charlottetown Acord

Quebec and the Indigenous population were defined as a distinct society, It still failed from a vote from the Canadian population

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Quebec Ink

Helped Francophone businesses grow in the global market

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Social economy

Promotes projects within communities and help to fight poverty

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Alliance

Protect Anglophones rights in Québec

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BAPE

Informe citizens on developments that could have an environmental impact