Which of the following is a factor in defining Canada's national identity according to the text?

• Economic policies

• Certain beliefs, values, and traditions

• Military strength

• Technological advancements

Canadian identity begins with the roots of which countries?

• American, French, and British

• Aboriginal, French, and British

• Aboriginal, American, and British

• Aboriginal, French, and American

How do Canadians often define themselves according to the text?

• By their economic status

• By their technological advancements

• By what they are not, such as "not American" and "not British"

• By their military strength

What does Canada often represent according to the text?

• A frame of mind that enables people to imagine themselves in someone else's shoes

• A strong military power

• A technological hub

• An economic powerhouse

Who wrote the quote about being Canadian and what does it mean?

• Journalist Susan Delacourt; it means to be willing to shrug off your own identity to imagine what it's like to be someone else

• Journalist John Smith; it means to be proud of your own identity

• Historian Jane Doe; it means to embrace your cultural heritage

• Politician Mark Johnson; it means to focus on economic growth

What is one reason why national identities evolve over time?

• Changes within society

• Economic stability

• Technological advancements

• Natural disasters

What types of changes within society can influence the evolution of national identities?

• Only sudden changes

• Only gradual changes

• Both sudden and gradual changes

• Neither sudden nor gradual changes

Which of the following can deeply affect a nation according to the text?

• Economic policies

• Natural disasters

• Technological advancements

• Political debates

Who helps the peoples of a nation see themselves as they are or as they could be?

• Scientists

• Politicians

• Artists, writers, and leaders

• Businessmen

What did the first European settlers often rely on to survive in unfamiliar land?

• Modern technology

• The wisdom and knowledge of the First Nations

• Their own resources

• Military support