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The belief that natural phenomena contain living spirits
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Fish were the main economic export of Canada at this point.
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A large continental shelf in the Atlantic Ocean (close to Canada) is discovered as a place rife with fish.
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Fur trade took over as Canada's main export at this time.
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The first French settlers arrived to settle in Québec
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The period in which Canada was settled and ruled by the French.
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Monarchy
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Brought to North America by the European colonists.
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The expansion of a country's influence through military force and diplomacy. Canada sends troops to fight in WWI
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French royal influence is greater than Papal influence
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A group of 100 investors who would develop trade between New France and France.
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Samuel de Champlain moved his settlement from Port Royal to Québec in order to take advantage of the fur trade opportunities there.
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The first government of New France: run by the governor and the indendent.
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Constitutional monarchy
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The military government that existed in New France between the capture of Quebec in 1759 and the cession of the French Dominions to Britain in 1763.
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The opposition to the Catholic Church's influence on society
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To establish a system of government administration in the North American territories after they were ceded by France to Britain.
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Passed to enlarge Québec's territory and established a governor to rule over it.
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British loyalists from the USA migrated to Canada after the Declaration of Independence was signed.
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The United States of America are created from the Thirteen Colonies
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Divided the Province of Québec into Upper Canada and Lower Canada
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Pooling resources together. Caisse Populaire.
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A law passed by Napoleon whereby the French were prohibited to trade with the British.
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A document listing the causes of the rebellions in Upper and Lower Canada. Led to the Act of Union and the formation of a single Canadian Province.
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United Upper and Lower Canada to create one sole territory: the Province of Canada.
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Irish immigrants come to Canada after the potato famine of 1847.
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Granted in this year.
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Created the independent nation of Canada.
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The advocacy for Canada's independence and freedom
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A law passed to put high tariffs on imported goods in order to increase local buying.
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The Canadian Pacific Railway is completed.
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Advocacy for females to have the same rights and freedoms as males
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The political and economic belief that the community should own or regulate production, distribution and exchange
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An authoritarian right-wing system of government. Mussolini in Italy in the 1920s.
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Riots followed the announcement that men had to serve in the war.
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Allowed Canada to declare its own wars and hold their own foreign policy and legal freedoms; separate from the UK.
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Hydro Québec was no longer privatised after this.
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The favouring of agriculture over industry as an economic activity. Duplessis romanticised this during his term as premier of Québec.
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The conservation of aboriginal beliefs. Studying aboriginal culture at university.
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The effect of American culture on Canadien society; modern and liberal ideals
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A period in which Québec's traditional and conservative society evolved into a more modern system
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The gradual dissipation of religion's influence on society
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The period after the Second World War in which birth rates skyrocketed.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement that allows Canada, the USA and Mexico to trade with one another sans taxes.
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My birth took place upon this date.