Still, assimilation was still a threat in modern times. For instance, the Quebecois were worried about the high levels of British immigration during the 19th and 20th centuries. In response to this, the Quebecois resisted fiercely. In the 1960’s the _______________________ was a time of intense social, political, and economic change in Quebec; this was when the Quebecois began to assert their rights and promote their language and culture to resist being assimilated into a continent of over 300 million Anglophones. The ______________ Revolution CHAPTER 7: LEGACIES OF HISTORICAL GLOBALIZATION IN CANADA To what extent have the legacies of historical globalization affected Canada? Exercise: Read pages 162-165; 170-175; 177-183 Chapter Review: Answer the following questions using your knowledge from reading the pages assigned in Chapter 7 A. 162-165 1. Early on, why didn’t the Europeans have much interest in colonizing Canada? 2. The demand for beaver hats in Europe did what to Canadian territory?
Still, assimilation was still a threat in modern times. For instance, the Quebecois were worried about the high levels of British immigration during the 19th and 20th centuries. In response to this, the Quebecois resisted fiercely. In the 1960’s the _______________________ was a time of intense social, political, and economic change in Quebec; this was when the Quebecois began to assert their rights and promote their language and culture to resist being assimilated into a continent of over 300 million Anglophones. The ______________ Revolution CHAPTER 7: LEGACIES OF HISTORICAL GLOBALIZATION IN CANADA To what extent have the legacies of historical globalization affected Canada? Exercise: Read pages 162-165; 170-175; 177-183 Chapter Review: Answer the following questions using your knowledge from reading the pages assigned in Chapter 7 A. 162-165 1. Early on, why didn’t the Europeans have much interest in colonizing Canada? 2. The demand for beaver hats in Europe did what to Canadian territory?