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Period: 1 CE to
Nationalism
Apolitical ideology that identifies a nation as a group of individuals who share common characteristics. Wanting to be a part of a nation -
Period: 500 to
Fish
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Jan 1, 1497
Discovery of the grand banks
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Period: May 8, 1500 to
animism
a belief that consists of attributing spirits to objects, plants & animals -
1544
French monarchy
Francis the second -
1550
French monarchy
Charles xi -
Period: 1574 to
French monarchy
Henry the 3 -
Period: to
French monarchy
Henry iv -
Period: to
Fur
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Period: to
imperalism
an attitude which consist of lending support to political -
Period: to
Capitalism
An economic system that encourages the concentration of wealth, the control of the means of production by a small number of people, as well as free competition -
Permanent Quebec settlement
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Period: to
French regime
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Period: to
French monarchy
Louis XIII -
Company of 100 associates founded
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Champlain relocates from portrayal to Quebec
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Period: to
French monarchy
Louis XIV -
Royal gov
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Royal government
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Period: to
Ultamonotanism
Apolitical and religious doctrine according to which the catholic chruch predominates in every way, notably with respect to political power. -
Period: to
French monarchy
Louis XV -
Period: to
British monarchy
George III -
Period: to
gallicanism
a doctrine whereby the catholic church in France enjoyed autonomy with respect to the authority of the pope. ( king was above the pope)
Ex: bishops answer to king France, king is highest authority -
Period: to
Military rule
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Royal proclamation
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Period: to
British conquest
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Period: to
French monarchy
Louis XVI -
Quebec act
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Period: to
loyalist migration
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Period: to
Napoleon war
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USA created
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Constitutional act
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Period: to
liberalism
a political ideology, according to which all individuals have equal and fundamental rights, including protection from the abuse of the monarchs power -
Period: to
Timber
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Continental blockage
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Period: to
British monarchy
George IV -
Hudsons bay company merges with Northwest company
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Period: to
British monarchy
William IV -
Rebellions between upper and lower Canada
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Countervailing power
Rebelions of upper and lower Canada -
Period: to
British monarchy
Victoria -
Duram report
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union act
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Irish immigration
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Responsible government
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Period: to
Fascism
an ideology that promotes tradition and totalism as well as extreme nationalism -
BNA act
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Period: to
Post confederation
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National policy
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Period: to
Grain and minerals
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Conscription crisis
Louis real -
Louis real
Catholic French-metis who was hung for treason. He wants the french language and catholic religon orotected. He also founded manitoba. The natives really liked him. -
Completion of CPR
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Period: to
Anticlericalsim
An attitude consisting of a refusal of the church's influence over any sphere of life other than the religious sphere. -
Period: to
British monarchy
Edward VII -
Period: to
British monarchy
George V -
Period: to
World war 1
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conscription crisis
when they wanted people to fight in the war but people did not want to fight in it. Canada was most divided. -
Cuntervailing power
conscription crisis -
Workers have trouble getting jobs
Russian revolution and the war has just ended. Causing a bunch of people to come back to canada and creating a soarce job market, hence the largest protest of cabada happens, with 35,000 people in the sam city(winipeg) going on strike. crowds assemble in the town square, the police even had discussions going on of going on strike, reaction of the government is to read the riot act people do not disperce so they have the army shoot into the crowd, one dies many woonded (Bloody saturday) -
Countervailing power
Winnipeg strike. -
Period: to
Communism
An ideology that advocates the abolition of private property. The state owns all property. -
Period: to
Great depression
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Period: to
Cooperatism
An economic system that encourages the pooling of resources and a shared management style, as well a shared profits -
statue of westminster
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Period: to
British monarchy
Edward VIII -
Period: to
British monarchy
George VI -
Period: to
World war 2
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Nationalization of hydro Quebec
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Period: to
Aboriginalism
An atittude of consideration of aboriginal peoples cultural charcteriststics -
Period: to
Americanism
Acustom and way of life that resembles those of the U.S.A -
Period: to
Contemporary era
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Period: to
Energy
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Period: to
Baby boom
Biggest increase of population growth -
Period: to
Italian immigration
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Period: to
British monarchy
Elizabeth II -
Period: to
Agriculturislm
an ideology that values a traditional way of life based on agriculturalism. -
quiet revolution
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Period: to
secularism
an ideology that maintains that only spiritual matters are within the churchs jurisdiction -
Constitutional act
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NAFTA