Finals Key Terms Flashcards
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Legislation
The making or giving of laws; specifically the exercise of the power and function of the making or rules and laws
Globalization
International economic connections of the productions and distibution of goods and services
First Nations
Refers to the various goverments of the Indian people of Canada
Inquiry
Is the process of learning in which informative and interesting questions are developed by students and teachers, to motivate and guide inquiries into topics, problems and issues that content to curricular outcomes and learning targets; then meaningful research is conducted to construct deep knowledge and deeper understanding of topics, problems or issues
Indigenous
a general term that is used to describe people who are born in and naturally inhabit a specific region or nation
Private Sector
a general term that is used to describe people who are born in and naturally inhabit a specific region or nation
Indian Act
A racist policy to discriminate, segregate and assimilate Indian People in Canadian history
Ancient Civilization
Mayans, Aztecs, Incas, Romans, Greeks, Egyptians, the study of the most important cultures in history
Authority
Power that is recognized by citizens
Emigration
The process of keeping track of a person or group of people who depart a country, usually permanently and land in another country
History
His/her story; story telling; the study of people, places and events in the past, present and future
Society
A community of people united by traditions, symbols, patterns of culture (religious, education, political, economic, technological)
Citizenship
Members in a community
Power
To control people, situations, numbers, technology
Aborigional People
In Canada, the term refers to the Indian, Inuit and Métis peoples
Immigrant
A person who migrates or enters a country, usually for permanent residence
Puchasing Patterns
Data collected to show where citizens, group or nations are spending money
Oral Tradition
story telling or messages that are verbally passed as a means of sharing information life lessons and skills from generation to generation
Consensus Model
All people involved create a common agreement which they will all follow
Rights
Moral and legal principles that citizens are guaranteed in a democracy
Confederation
The union, joining or creation of the four original provinces of Canada in 1867
Humanities
The study of history, social studies, psychology and sociology
Entitlement
The right to guaranteed benefits under a government program, such as: Social Security or Unemployment Compensation such as Employment Insurance
Wealth
an abundance of valuable resources, material possessions and property; a measure of valuable assets owned by a person, community or country