Social 20-4 Ch. 3

In Canada, they believe that Quebec should remain a Canadian province.

• Competing Loyalties

• Sovereign Nation

• Federalists

• Quebecois

An act of resolving differences and repairing relationships.

• Mending loyalties

• Contending loyalties

• Reconnecting loyalties

• Reconciliation

A peoples right to control the land where they originally lived.

• Land title

• Entitlement to the land

• Treaty land

• Land Claim

An independent public inquiry established by Canadian governments to examine complex issues, hear testimony from people involved, and recommend ways of resolving the issues.

• Royal Estate

• Royal Commission

• Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom

• Canadian Bill of Rights

In Canada, people who support the idea of Quebec’s becoming an independent nation-state in which people control their own destiny.

• Sovereignists

• Revolutionists

• Federalists

• Economists

A legal and constitutional concept that requires Canadian public institutions to adapt to the religious and cultural practices of minorities as long as these practices do not violate constitutional rights and freedoms.

• The Constitution

• Reliable Adaptation

• Reasonable Accommodation

• Recognized Religion

People from many nations living together in one country.

• Cultural Pluralism

• Cultural Accommodation

• Globalization

• National Identity

A loyalty to one group may compete with a loyalty to another group.

• Competing Relations

• Reconciliation

• Competing Loyalties

• Royal Commission

The Oka crisis began in 1989

• True

• False

The group of people that set up the road block were the

• Blackfoot

• Tomahawks

• Cree

• Mohawks