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Aboriginals and First Nations had this concept
at the center of their world view?
Sustainability and Biodiversity
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What economic system was based on obtaining gold, other natural
resources and the exploitation of colonies?
Mercantilism
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What were three aspects of the National Policy?
1. Westward expansion & settlement
2. Protective Tariffs
3. Construction of a railway linking the east and west coasts.
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Many experts believe that _______ isnecessary because of a projected population
decline that could start by 2010 and may result in labour-shortages spurring
a decline in economic growth.
immigration
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2,1
These people lived in longhouses and farmed
in the St. Lawrence lowlands?
Haudenosaunee (Iroquois)Six Nations Confederacy
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2,2
During the era of “wooden ships and iron men” while Nova Scotia was
the hinterland where was the heartland?
Great Britain
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This leader fought for the preservation and protection of the Metis culture
and way of life?
Louis Riel
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In 1871, 83 % of Canada’s population lived in a rural environment. What percentage
of Canada’s population resided in an urban environment according to the 2001 census?
1951 (56 %) , 1971 (65 %) , 2001 (80 %) urban
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3,1
What medical cure helped
Jacques Cartier and his crew in 1536?
A cure for scurvy. It was a drink made from cedar bark & needles.
Rich in Vitamin C.Provided by the Wendat (Huron).
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3,2
A Royal Charter by the English King in 1670 created this company
with a monopoly over 8 million square kilometers of territory?
Hudson Bay Company
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3,3
This late 19th century Canadian
Prime Minister was from Nova Scotia?
Sir Charles Tupper 1896
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3,4
The absence of government regulation
toward economic matters?
Laissez-Faire Economics
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4,1
A celebratory feast in which
the host family shared it’s
wealth with other members
of the community?
The Potlatch. Pacific Coast societies (Haida, Songish, Comox) It was also a means of
dealing with the economic and social inequalities within a village. It was also a way for the host family to establish it’s influence
and prestige.
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4,2
These were implemented to protect infant
Canadian industry?
Protective Tariffs / Taxes on imported goods
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4,3
Low wages and long hours gave rise to unions negotiating working conditions
with employers. This process is known as ?
Collective Bargaining
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4,4
What was the date of the stock market crash at the end
of the “roaring twenties”?
October 29th 1929
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5,1
Name the “Three Sisters” used by the Haudenosaunee?
Beans, squash and corn.
This was done because the Six Nations had developed a unique method of growing that
included biodiversity and sustainability.
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With the formation of Canada this region evolved into the industrial heartland?
Upper Canada / Ontario
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5,3
The human toll of constructing the CPR
was high. This group often did the dangerous work
of blasting through difficult areas?
Chinese labourers & immigrants. 600 people of Chinese descent died during the
construction. Some have said, “One person for every mile of track.”
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5,4
In April 2001 leaders of the western Hemisphere met here to discuss the FTAA (Free Trade Agreement of the Americas)?
Quebec CityQuebec City. There was also a a large protest in relation to many unfair labour practices and environmental degradation that stem from economic globalization.