Culture and Current of thought

Spirituality

Nov 27, 1500

--Shamanism
-Myths and Legends
-Dreamcatchers

Social relationships

Nov 27, 1500

-Respect for elders
-Tradition
-Freedom of actions (no written laws,no private property)

Nature with the first occupants

Nov 27, 1500

-Animism (respect of nsture,all living things have souls)
-Circle of life

Communication and exchange

Nov 27, 1500

-Oral traditions
-Song and dance
-Ceremonies

The devine right of kings

Nov 27, 1608

-King had total power
-King oversees cultural events
-King exercises control over the Church

Catholism

Nov 27, 1608

-Very powerful, church had all the power and you did as they said or were excommunicated.

Religion in New France

Nov 27, 1608

-Church plays a role in everything.
-Clergy was everywhere
-Almost everyone was religious

Life in New France

Nov 27, 1608

-Happy lives with lots of physical labour
-Habitants are self-dependent
-Independent people

Liberalism

Nov 27, 1760

-Politicial philosophy advocating the freedom of individual, parliamentary, nonviolent modification of politicial, social or economic institutions.

Ultramontanism

Nov 27, 1760

-Policy of the party in the Roman Catholic Church that favors increasing and enhancing the power audauthority of the pope

How the government functions

Nov 27, 1760

-Executive: Makes decisions about administration, power help by cabinet
-Legislative: Makes or amends laws and imposes taxes, power held by House of Commons
-Judicial: Ensures laws are applied, judges are appointed by the cabinet

Imperalism

Nov 27, 1760

-The policy of extending the rule or authority of an empire or nation over foreign countries or acquiring and holding colonies

Capitalism

Nov 27, 1867

-System in which investment in, ownership, distribution and exchange of wealth is made by private corporations

Socialism

Nov 28, 1867

-A system of social organization

Agriculturism

Nov 28, 1867

-Push to support farming

Nationalism

Nov 28, 1867

-Devotion to one's own nation over all other nations

Americanism

Nov 28, 1900

-Influence of Amerns through media

Aboriginalism

Nov 28, 1900

-Claims for aboriginal rights and tradition

Henri Bourassa

Nov 28, 1908

-Believed the Church should have power
-Believed in a independent Quebec
-Believed in a 'old school' way of thinking

Feminism

Nov 28, 1917

-Women hard a hard life and were forced under their husbands control
-Some obtained the right to vote in 1917
-In WW1, started to get jobs in factories and nursing

Antivlericalism

Nov 27, 2176

-Being opposed to the influence and activities of the clergy or the church in secular or public affairs.