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    Canadian History Essay

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    French Language is a law in the province of Quebec defining French as the official language of Quebec. Introduced by Camille Laurin‚ it was passed by the National Assembly on August 26‚ 1977. Apparently‚ the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism from 1963 discovered that French-speaking Canadians did not hold the economic and political standpoint where francophones in Québec made on average 35% less than Anglophones. Prior to 1974‚ Quebec had no official language and

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    Cornell Notes

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    Main Ideas | Details | Cornell notes    Semantic map or web | * Can be used to provide an outline of the course‚ chapter‚ or lecture. * Organized by main ideas and details. * Can be as detailed as necessary. * Sequential-- take notes as they are given by instructor or text in an orderly fashion. * After class‚ write a summary of what you learned to clarify and reinforce learning and to assist retention. * Can be used as study tool: 1. Define terms or explain concepts

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    four different lifestyles and cultures that started Canada’s traditions and lifestyles. One of the main founding nations of Canada is the French. The French people of Quebec specifically. This French community led a different lifestyle and had a different culture and from the French Acadians. The French speaking people of Quebec lived out their lives on their farms based upon the seigniorial system. These people were mostly Roman Catholic and believe heavily upon the churches influence on most communities

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    Black R.

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    Christine Babiak WOH 2001 Black Robe Trying to Tame the Wild As the Frenchman once said‚ “look at him‚ dressed like a savage chieftain. We’re not colonizing the Indians; they’re colonizing us.” Europeans thought of the Indigenous as savage people. Their first impressions of them made many want to tame them and teach them the European way of life so that they could become a part of their society and share what land and possessions they have. The Indigenous thought of the Europeans as the

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    There are about 6.5 million French Canadians living in the country‚ which is about one-fourth of the population. The majority of this population‚ 5.1 million of them‚ live in the province of Quebec: the first settlement of New France. Along with population‚ the French have also influenced language greatly in Canada. About 80% of Quebec’s population are native speakers of French‚ and 95% of Quebec’s population have learned French as their first

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    Wing Chips

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    Wing’s Chips‚ by Mavis Gallant‚ is a story that points out stereotypes amongst social classes in cultural groups in Canada. This story points out in particular the stereotype between the French and the English in Quebec. In the story‚ a young‚ English girl lives with her father in a French-Canadian town. Besides the fact that her father was an English man‚ he also didn’t conform to the norm of a working man. He was a painter and was not a catholic man. Near the end of the story‚ a powerful‚ French

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    world today. The constitutional act of 1791 was a perfect example of the segregation of the French and English. It was a British law‚ which changed the government of Quebec to accommodate the many English-speaking settlers‚ known as the Loyalists‚ who had arrived from the United States following the American Revolution. Quebec was divided in two. The western half became Upper Canada and the eastern half became Lower Canada. Upper Canada received English law and institutions‚ while Lower Canada

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    this would have happen if it was for the persistence of Prime Minister John A. Macdonald • Three British colonies were formed into four Canadian provinces. The British Province of Canada was divided into the new Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec‚ and two other British colonies‚ New Brunswick and Nova Scotia‚ also became provinces of Canada. • Promise to connect west with east and in today’s environment that connection is still and icon in Canadians • Convince one important person in Nova

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    Religious Current Events

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    Quebec’s secularism charter heads to lawmakers Recently in the province of Quebec City‚ Canada‚ the Charter of Quebec Values was introduced to the public making the area completely secular. Even more recently‚ the charter was rebranded as “Charter Affirming the Values of Secularism and the Religious Neutrality of the State‚ As Well As the Equality of Men and Women‚ and the Framing of Accommodation Requests”‚ the sole reason simply being that “Bernard Drainville‚ the governing Parti Quebecois

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    7 Years war

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    Keiyanna Wright U.S History to 1865 Historical Context Paper Due: April 25‚ 2012 The Seven Years War On May 18‚ 1756 Great Britain declared war on France. Britain’s sovereignty war effort had completely crashed with the struggle to possess a essential leadership role to push the French out of the Mississippi Valley. Two years before to the start of the Seven Years War‚ belligerences between American and Canadian colonist had erupted in North America. In 1754 George Washington‚ at

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