ECON 1B03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Parks Canada, Cultural Landscape, Hmcs Haida

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Economics
• Course: ECON 1B03
• Professor: Hannah Holmes

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Ex of the past in our daily lives: Cultural landscapes: the characteristics of a particular area, created through human activity norton. Cultural resource: a human work or a place which fives evidence of human activity or has spiritual or cultural meaning and which has been dtmned to have historic value parka canada. Commemorations: the formal means by which the gvnmt of can fives official recognition to subjects (persons, places, or events) or national historic significance parks canada. The past has benefits for us in the present ex id. An old farmer boasts he has used the same axe his whole life. Answer: both yes and no **may be on short answer for final exam** Designated by the minister of canadian heritage under an act of parliament. 2 sites outside canada (both in europe from 1st ww: the sites. A living object as a cultural resource (tulip tree at woodside, kitchener planted by mackenzie.