POL214Y1 Lecture : Socio-economic setting Pt.1

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Canada and they differ from region to region, regionalism, qu bec and language politics, Canada in a global context, impact of globalization, foreign policies, and other policies, diversity politics: gay/lesbian, multicultural, race relations, aboriginal politics, media and finally interest groups. Three axes around which can politics has evolved. 1759- french defeat on plains of abraham by gen. wolfe"s british forces. French were a majority prior to this, large subjugated majority. By 1856 they became a majority and wanted representation. By 1976 discourse in quebec shifted from subjugation to sovereignty. 1980 and 1995 two referenda were held regarding quebec"s independence second is fault line american canadian relations. Canada and the us had a different relationship then, americans had a revolution to the colonials, canada and french remain loyal to the crown. Defending protecting canadian culture & american domination of the american economy, foreign policy and defense policy. The threat to french canada is not from the us its from english canada.

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