Questions and Answers
Canadian identity is based on belief in ______ and justice
equality
The Citizens' Forum studied the needs of ______ Canadians
typical
Residents of all regions of Canada value ______ and non-violent change
peace
French-speaking Canadians living in Quebec protect their ______ and cultural traditions
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The post-war provincial government insisted on expanding Quebec's ______
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Study Notes
Canadian Identity
- The Citizens' Forum identified the key characteristics of Canadian identity in the 1990s
- Shared values among Canadians include:
- Belief in equality and justice
- Freedom
- Peace and non-violent change
- Effectiveness of dialogue
- Need to strengthen contacts between regions and population groups
- Tolerance
- Support for cultural diversity
- Kindness and generosity
- Environmental protection and preservation
Bilingual National Identity
- Canadian national identity is based on two cultures and two languages: English and French
- French-speaking Canadians in Quebec protect their language and cultural traditions
Quebec's Autonomy
- The post-war provincial government of Quebec sought to expand its powers
- Demands included:
- Control over taxes
- Appointments to leadership positions
- Introduction of the French language
- These demands led to a conflict between Quebec and other provinces
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