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- 1. Multiple Choice
A national Canadian myth which tells the story of Canada emerging as a nation separate from Great Britain was...
The creation of the UN peace keepers.
The building of the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill
The Battle at Vimy Ridge
Terry Fox's journey across Canada
- 2. Multiple Choice
The Conscription Crisis of 1917 was a loyalty conflict between which nationalities?
First Nations and French Quebecois
Immigrant workers and English Canadians
French Quebecois and English Canadian
English Canadians and First Nations
- 3. Multiple ChoiceA person from Quebec who opposes Quebec separation is known as a;FederalistSovereignistloyalistnationalists
- 4. Multiple Choice
The Oka Crisis highlighted tensions between Canadian and First Nations peoples, centered around...
Land claims and traditional territory of indigenous people
The paternalistic, unjust treatment of First Nations under the Indian Act
The elimination of treaty rights following the creation of Pierre Trudeau's White Paper
The refusal of the Canadian government to close residential schools in Oka Quebec
- 5. Multiple Choice
The CBC promotes nationalism in Canada by...
Creating jobs in the film, radio, and television industry for Canadians
Setting quotas for the amount of Canadian content which needs to be shown on Canadian networks
Telling Canadian stories and creating content specifically for Canadians
Creating premium francophone language content for people in Quebec
- 6. Multiple Choice
The image in the source above can best be described as an example of...
Cultural nationalism
Ethnic Nationalism
Contending loyalties
Reasonable Accommodation
- 7. Multiple Choice
By asking Hutterites to have photographs on their driver's license, despite their spiritual beliefs, Canada is asking them to choose between:
Regional loyalty and national loyalty
Class loyalty and national loyalty
Religious loyalty and national loyalty
Ideological loyalty and national loyalty
- 8. Multiple Choice
By labeling the dog in the cartoon Alberta, the artist is attempting to demonstrate conflict between nationalist loyalty to Canada and...
Non-nationalist loyalty to a region
Nationalist loyalty to a province
Non-nationalist loyalty to a class
Nationalist loyalty to a culture
- 9. Multiple Choice
Some actions by the Canadian government which might have inspired the following cartoon are...
The Royal Proclamation and the Indian Act
The White Paper and the Indian Act
The White Paper and the Royal Proclamation
The Numbered Treaties and the White Paper
- 10. Multiple Choice
The following is an example of...
A cultural program designed to increase national unity through the creation of Canadian content
An economic institution designed to profit off of Canadian nationalism
A cultural institution designed to promote French language and culture in Canada
A social institution designed to help aspiring Canadian filmmakers compete with Hollywood
- 11. Multiple Choice
Contending Regional Loyalties
Contending Ideological Loyalties
Contending Environmental Loyalties
Contending Class Loyalties
- 12. Multiple Choice
Which of the following was NOT an attempt to assimilate the Quebecois into Canadian culture?
The Royal Proclamation
The Act of Union
The Expulsion of the Acadians
The Quebec Act
- 13. Multiple Choice
Statement of Reconciliation
Truth and Reconciliation
Indigenous Self-Government
Reasonable Accommodation
- 14. Multiple Choice
Which of the following was NOT an attempt to assimilate the Indigenous Peoples into Canadian culture?
The Royal Proclamation
The Indian Act
The Sixties Scoop
Residential Schools
- 15. Multiple Choice
The Canadian government admitted that the policy of assimilation against indigenous peoples was wrong, and the only way forward is to treat indigenous peoples as distinct nations in...
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples
The Statement of Reconciliation
The Numbered Treaties
- 16. Multiple Choice
English Canadians
French Canadians
Indigenous Canadians
Western Canadians
- 17. Multiple Choice
What term describes the concept of Asymmetric Federalism?
Equal distribution of power among provinces
Unequal distribution of power among provinces
Complete centralization of power
Complete decentralization of power
- 18. Multiple Choice
What are the goals of the Parti Quebecois?
Increased federalist support
Quebec's secession from Canada
Promotion of Asymmetric Federalism
Use of terrorism to achieve Quebec's independence
- 19. Multiple Choice
The goal of this document was to cancel indigenous treaty rights and make indigenous people equal under the law to all other Canadians
The Indian Act
The Nunavut Land Claims Agreement
The White Paper
The Act of Union
- 20. Multiple Choice
Asymmetric Federalism
Equalization Payments
Western Alienation
National Energy Program
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