PPT-Chapter 14: Canadian Identity

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How have symbols and myths been used to promote nat identity Read some of the examples on p322 about the importance Of them in society Can you list other symbols

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How have symbols and myths been used to promote nat identity Read some of the examples on p322 about the importance Of them in society Can you list other symbols that promote Canadian identity . ,,,,AAAA .... Aboriginal Identity, Misrepresentation, and Dependence223various landmark documents are three distinct but interrelated issuesthat expound upon a detailed cultural and historical milieu. Introduction. Let’s turn to page 118 and find out more about our focus. With a partner:. Read the introduction. Identify what “affirm” means. Read over page 119 and answer each question that is paired with a caption and photo.. Affirming Identity, Language, and Culture . To what extent is identity affected by communication technology and the media in a globalizing world?. RYWK. Cultural content laws. Cultural diversity . Guiding Questions for chapter 4: . Grade 9 Social Studies. Music. Music can reflect a sense of Canadian identity.. What are all the different genres of music familiar to you?. Who are some of your favorite. Canadian musicians?. Pride in Canada. Unit 1: Canadian . Identity. 1. What is culture?. 1. What is culture?. the lifestyle shared by a group of people. 1. What is culture?. the lifestyle shared by a group of people. 1. Name. 5 factors which influence the . Curricular Outcome. 1.1 appreciate that understandings of identity, nation and nationalism continue to evolve . 1.6 develop understandings of nation and nationalism . (relationship . to land, . collective. World War One. Canadian Identity 1914. Never participated in any major war as CANADIANS. Very little Canadian identity in 1914 – no flag, no anthem, little independence. 6 out of every 10 soldier who enlists is British born.. Socials 11 Exam Presentation 8. What makes Canada unique?. What do you think is special about Canada?. What makes Canada different from . US?. Gun control/violence: Canada has 30 guns/100 people. US has 88 guns/100 people. Canada’s Contributions on the WWI Battlefields. YPRES. The First Division of the CEF Arrived in France in February 1915. Their first action would come at Ypres in late April, alongside the French. The Germans broke international convention laws by using poison gas (chlorine) on the Allies. Date (6/24/14). Title. Write down the daily . o. bjective. Our . notebooks may include vocabulary words and definitions.. We will be doing various activities . involving . reading skills.. Some days you may reflect on The Outsiders through a journal prompt.. Chapter One. What is Identity?. What makes you who you are?. Student Responses:. Factors that influence Identity:. P. 3. Landscape and Climate. Community, province, region . Language, Culture, Ethnicity . Chapter 17: To what extent do individuals, groups, and governments promote a national identity?. Chapter Inquiries:. How do individuals and groups promote a national identity?. How do institutions and governments promote a national identity?. CH 3. Pages 67-87. If you are currently confused by “nationalism”. Economic Nationalism. Values/terms/concepts: protectionism (policies/law/domestic control), tariffs/taxes, control of the flow of goods, . Page 15 - 30. Its war out there and the casualty is your data . Cyber Thieves want your data. Incidences of theft have increased 400% in the past 12 months. Once the problem of large/mega business increasingly small organizations are under .

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