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Period: 2017 BCE to
Nationalism
Defintion: Support for the country in an extreme
Example: the nazis propaganda -
Period: May 8, 1500 to
Animism
Defintion: Assigning spirits to inanamit objects.
Example: Wind, trees, animals, sun -
Period: May 8, 1500 to
Gallicanism
Defintion: The Bishops answer to the king of France.
Example: The French people believed in this. -
Period: May 8, 1500 to
Imperialism
Defintion: Conquest of territory.
Example: England over 13 colonies and france over New France -
Period: to
Capitalism
Defintion: Accumulation of wealth, free market trade.
Example: Fur trading with the aboriginals -
Period: to
Ultramontanism
Defintion: The pope has the highest authority.
Example: Bishops answering to pope -
Period: to
Liberalism
Defintion: Implementing liberal ideas into society.
Example: The quiet revolution -
Period: to
Americanism
Defintion: Valuing of American culture.
Example: Radio, Hollywood, rockstar, jazz, blues -
Period: to
Communism
Defintion: Far left, absolute opposite of capitalism, state owns all, no private property.
Example: USSR -
Period: to
Cooperatism
Defintion: A organization that owns all of peoples thing.
Example: A Kibbutz -
Period: to
Fascism
Definition: An authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organization.
Example: Hitler, Mussolini, General Franco -
Period: to
Agriculturalism
Defintion: The valuing of farming, rural life and traditional values.
Example: Duplessis romanticizing the idea of farming in Quebec -
Period: to
Aboriginalism
Definition: Valuing of the Aboriginal culture.
Example: Retelling of aboriginal stories, legends and practicing religion. -
Period: to
Anticlericalism
Defintion: Removal of religious official from state affairs and politics.
Example: Quiet revolution -
Period: to
Feminism
Defintion: The theory that men and women should be equal.
Example: Pauline Marois -
Period: to
Secularism
Defintion: taking religion out of society.
Example: quiet revolution -
Period: to
Socialism
Definition: A form of government that supports the people and their needs.
Example: Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Switzerland