Culture and Currents of Thought in Quebec today

D. Conetemporary period 1867 to the present

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   Characteristics of imperialism
   

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  imposition of political institutions
  
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  imposition of one's culture and values on the territories in one's possession
  

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   Players who embody British imperialism
   

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  Lord Dufferin
  
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  the Orangists
  
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  the Imperial Federation League
  

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   Forms of cultural expression associated with British imperialism
   

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  the statue of Queen Victoria in Victoria Square
  
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  First World War recruitment posters
  
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  visit of George VI to Quebec
  

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   Characteristics of capitalism
   

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  private ownership of means of production
  
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  focus on profit
  

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   Players who embody capitalism
   

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  the Montreal Curb Market
  
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  banks
  
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  John Redpath
  

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   Forms of cultural expression associated with capitalism
   

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  the Sun Life building
  
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  the Dominion Corset building
  
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  Saint-Henri neighbourhood in Montreal
  

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   Characteristics of socialism
   

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  collective ownership of the means of production
  
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  primacy of collective interests over individual interests
  

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   Players who embody socialism
   

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  the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
  
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  Albert Saint-Martin
  

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   Forms of cultural expression associated with socialism
   

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  election posters of the Labour-Progressive Party
  
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  the Ligue de defense ouvriere / Canadian Labor Defense League
  
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  Lea Roback's Marxist bookstore
  

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   Characteristics of agriculturism
   

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  promotion of rural life
  
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  primacy of tradition values such as the French language and the Catholic religion
  
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  rejection of the industrial world
  

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   Players who embody agriculturism
   

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  Curé Labelle
  
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  Mercier
  

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   Forms of cultural expression associated with agriculturism
   

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  Un homme et son peche by Claude-Henri Grignon
  
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  the Agricultural Merit award
  

Nationalism: an ideology that claims that a community with shared characteristics forms a nation

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  pride in membership in the British Empire
  
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  financial and military support for the British Empire
  

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  Laurier
  
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  the Canada First movement
  

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  the Canadian Red Ensign
  
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  the creation of the Canadian navy
  
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  Wilfrid Laurier's prediction that the 20^th century would belong to Canada
  

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  attachment to the French language
  
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  attachment to the Catholic religion
  
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  distance maintained with the British Empire
  

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  Henri Bourassa
  
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  Lionel Groulx
  
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  the Bloc populaire
  

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  the speech given by Honore Mercier at the Champ de Mars
  
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  L'appel de la race by Lionel Groulx
  
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  the newspaper Le Nationaliste and the magazine L'Action nationale
  

a. Characteristics of Quebec nationalism

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  safeguarding of the French language
  
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  respect for areas of provincial jurisdiction
  
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  affirmation of the distinct character of Quebec society
  

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  Rene Levesque
  
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  Jean Lesage
  
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  Parti Quebecois
  

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  the publication Egalite ou independance by Daniel Johnson
  
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  the manifesto Option Quebec by Rene Levesque
  

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  non-denominational character of public institutions
  
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  limiting religious life to the private sphere
  

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  Paul-Emile Borduas
  
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  the Ecole sociale populaire
  

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  Les demis-civilises by Jean-Charles Harvey
  
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  the Manifeste du Refus global, Cite libre
  

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  sharing of resources
  
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  division of any surplus between the members
  

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  Alphonse and Dorimene Desjardins
  
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  the Union catholique des cultivateurs
  

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  the Cooperative Syndicates Act (1906)
  
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  the Ligue ouvriere catholique
  

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  cult of the leader
  
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  single party
  
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  ethnic nationalism
  

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  the Parti national social chretien
  
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  Adrien Arcand
  

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  the fresco by Guido Nincheri in Notre-Dame-de-la-Defense church in Montreal
  
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  anti-Semitic posters
  
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  La Cle du mystere by Adrien Arcand
  

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  demands for recognition of women's rights
  
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  sexual equality
  

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  Nellie McClung
  
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  the Conseil du statut de la femme
  

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  the Montreal Local Council of Women
  
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  the magazine La Vie en rose
  

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  fascination with the American way of life
  
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  admiration for freedom
  
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  individualism and economic success
  

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  large corporations
  
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  Ed Sullivan
  
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  Oscar Peterson
  

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  advertising
  
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  fast food
  
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  Hollywood movies
  
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  jazz
  

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  free markets
  
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  individual responsibility
  
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  reduction in state intervention in areas of public life
  

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  multinationals
  
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  financial circles
  
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  political parties
  

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  global justice movement
  
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  social economy movements
  

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  preservation of Native culture
  
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  protection for Native languages
  

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  Samian (rapper)
  
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  Elisapie Isaac
  

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  the Innu Nikamu festival
  
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  the First Peoples festival
  
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  Inuit throat singing
  

1. 
   Cultural heritage:
   

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  the shared heritage of a community that is transmitted from one generation to the next, including language, values, social norms, buildings with a historical or artistic interest, artifacts
  

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   Elements of culture in Quebec society that constitute a heritage from the past
   

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  forms of cultural expression associated with the spirituality of the Native peoples
  
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  institutions such as the Catholic church
  
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  parishes
  
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  the French language
  
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  The Gazette
  
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  Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Quebec City
  

3. 
   Means used by the state to preserve Quebec's cultural heritage
   

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  pass legislation
  
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  grant subsidies
  
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  classify or recognize historical monuments
  

4. 
   Effects of economic globalization on national cultures
   

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  broader access to cultural diversity
  
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  the homogenization of cultures and lifestyles