GGR246H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Comefrom, Clifford Sifton, Expulsion Of The Acadians
Document Summary
Building canada: immigration and the case of multiculturalism. Road map (1) defining citizenship" (2) pre-confederation: immigration as a colonial tool (3) imperialism and the settlement of the west (4) post-war crisis and the points system (1) defining citizenship. Political citizenship: the political status of citizenship, with its associated rights and responsibilities. Express opinions freely while respecting the rights and freedoms of others. Care for and protect our heritage and environment. Vote in elections (municipal, provincial, and federal) Support canada"s ideals in building the country. Active citizenship: actively participating in society; fulfilling both your rights and responsibilities. Right to live life according to prevailing societal standards. Collective access to education and social services. Who has been restricted from being an active member of. 3 (2) pre-confederation: immigration as a colonial tool. Limited incorporation of native communities into the new society. Treaty of paris (1763): ceded control of new france to britain. Subsequent influx of english immigrants into new france.
