The belief of "belonging" to a nation.

Being canadian.

1. 1. A relatively large group of people organized under a single, usually independent government; a country

The actual bounderies of a nation.

 political unit consisting of an autonomous state inhabited predominantly by a people sharing a common culture, history, and language.
 

Culture:

 a. pysanky (easter eggs decorated using wax and dye)

b. clothing

c. dance

Poetry:

a. taras shevchenko is poet.

A. First nations women and european men

b. Led by Louis Riel

c. Louis Riel resisted John a. Mcdonalds attempt to map out metis territory as a part of the canadian colony. This created manitoba.

d..Metis petitions on the ferderal gtovernment led to another resistance in 1885.

e. Louis Riel was excicuted, this led to collective identity for the metis.

f. Batoche days. (they all come together) by flying their flags, wearing the metis sash and preparing food.

a. acadian expulsion

-acadians lived in acadia (nova scotia)

-ruled by british

-british wanted acadians to swear allegiance to king george II

-Charlse lawrence expeled the acadians to new england colonies.

b. Acadians get together every 5 years (CMA)

c. Acadian flag (three colors and a star)

A. Vimy ridge

B. geography

C. Canadian Flag

A. King

B.First estate

-clergy, royalty

C.Second estate

-the nobility

D.Third Estate

-Peasents

A.

"Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains. One man thinks himself the master of other, but remains more of a slave than they."

B.

Influenced the french revolution, age of englightenment

A. Middle class people who had accumulated economic wealth through trade and commerce

B. Demanded change to the ancien regime.

A.

Each estate had one vote, often the first and second estates voted together to overpower the thrid estate.

B. Brought together representatives from the three estates at the palace of versailles.

C. Absolute power of the king was questioned

1. Storming of the bastille

2. Abolition of the Feudal System

3. Creation of the Decleration of the rights of man and of the citizen

4.March of Versailles (bread riot)

5. Creation of a constitutional monarchy

6. Jacobins and Girondins (Jacobins were radicals, republic)(Girondins were moderates, maintain monarchy)

7.France Declares war on Austria

8. Jacobins and Girondins voted to remove a monarchy

9. Louis XVI trialed and found guilty of reason, sentenced to death.

10. Excicution of Marie Antoinette

11. Rein of Terror (mass killings)

12. Napolean Bonapart (he created Whiff of Grapeshot)

13. Napolean Overthrowed the French government, became leader of france

14. Created the Nepolionic code.

15. Tried to expand his empire, led to wars

16. Napolean exiled to a remote island, came back, exiled again to st. helena and died.

A.

He largely dominated the Committee of Public Safety and was instrumental in the period of the Revolution commonly known as the Reign of Terror, which ended with his arrest and execution in 1794.

B. Jacobin

C.

The committee was responsible for thousands of executions, with many high-profile executions at the guillotine, in what was known as the "Reign of Terror."

a. Leader mario dumont

b. Unite rather than divide

c. quebec for "quebecers"

a. french canadians protested to not fight for the british

b. french canadians were split up into anglophone groups

c. henry bourassa led french canadian oposition,

d. bill passed and everyone had to fight

A.Former head of the assembly of the Manitoba cheifs.

b. devides a protest plan together

a. Prime minister

b. was in favour of the conscription crisis

c. belived that everyone was entitiled to serve their country.

Canada might persue this by

a.building military bases

b.resolving land claims with aboroginal groups

c.start to move goods by sea through the northwest passage

a. east timor gained independence from indonesia

b.became fully independent due to canadian soldiers and a referendum

The Treaty of Versailles was one of the peace treaties at the end of World War I. It ended the state of war between Germany and the Allied Powers.

Summary:

- germany army reduced to 100 000 men< no tanks

- navy had to be reduced, no submarines

-no airforce

-lost all colonies

-the rhineland was demileratized

-germany had to sign saying WW1 was their fault

a.Woodrow wilson

b. Georges Clemenceau

c. David lloyd george

d. Vittorio Orlando.

A. 14 POINTS

b. free trade

c.open agreements

d. self determination

e. protection of human rights

A. Robert Borden Created this

B. gave the government the power to arrest and detain suspected dissidents

c. preserve the security defence and peace of canada

d.

A.

Japanese internment * feard by national defence because of pear harbour.

b.

German, Austrian, ect had to have identification cards in WW1

A. Camp detainee

b.had all her property ect, confiscated

c.Candian author and Poet, writes about internment

A. form of self determination

B. When nations grant independence to their colonies.

c. Canadas Independence from britain is one example.

A. Form of Self determination

B. Large nations like the former soviet Union break up, the states that result are called these

A. Type of Self-Determination

B. Negotiation, dialogue, and the creation of legal agreements through consensus are viable ways of achiving this.

A. Halliday

b. Exerting a dominating influence over other groups of societies.

c. Colonialism and Imperialism are examples of this type of internationalism.

A. Through greater interaction and cooperation between peoples, a common purpose will evolve.

b. create wealth and peace in this internationalism type

Revolutionary internationalism

A. Creates economic and political alliances and modern nation-states, wars.

b. Radical Extreme change

Deals with rules of trade between nations.

b. To improve the welfare of the peoples of its member countries

c. Lowering trade barriers by negotiation and signing agreements

A. hegemonic organization

b. promotes a type of internationalism

c. ensure the stability of the rates and payments that enables countries to buy goods and services.