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Ch7-the 1960s-1970s
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Quebec’s Quiet Revolution | A intense change on Québec; Students were required to take more science and technology coursed to prepare for the new Québec |
| Youthquake & counterculture | 青年动乱&；反文化-Movement of fashion, musical, and clothes and international cultural trends |
| Feminism | 争取女权的运动--rights to work -Daycare service should be provided -to paid maternity leave from their jobs |
| Diefenbaker and the Canadian bill of rights | protect a person’s fundamental human rights. -“freedom of life, liberty…” “the right to equality before the law and its protection” “freedom of speech, religion and assembly and association” |
| Omnibus Bill: C-150 | -1969, liberal govern. Under prime minister Pierre Trudeau Right to abortion and legalizing homosexuality between consenting adults |
| Bill C-84 | 1976 Trudeau and his cabinet thought that Canada should join other progressive nations and abolish capital punishment |
| Multiculturalism: 1976 official policy | 多元文化主义-Encouraging the expression of the cultures of many ethic groups that make up a country’s population. |
| White paper 1969 | Govern. Report proposing dramatic changes to the live of aboriginal peoples |
| red paper | Indian response to the federal government It caused the govern. Change its policy |
| Diefenbaker, pearson,trudeau | Diefenbaker believe in the equality of all Canadians Preserving Canada's British connections and standing up to the Americans Pearson appealed to younger, urban voters: English and French |
| The flag debate-to1965 | Some Canadians thinks the red ensign was too British They felt hat Pearson was giving in to pressure from Quebec. Canada’s new flag was raised on Feb. 15,1965 |
| Medical care act | 1966 A plan to help the provinces finances social assistance programs for people in need. |
| FLQ | A revolutionary movement founded to work for an independent, socialist Québec. It blew up mailboxes and attacked symbols of English-Canadian power in Québec . |
| Pq&1976 provincial election | Pq formed in 1967 by liberal party They believed that Quebec and Canada would better to divorce peacefully than to be together. |
| BI and Bi commission | Wanted Canada to become bilingual, with English and French as its two official languages. It published in 1969. |
| 1969 official languages act | on September 9,1969;Gives English and French equal status in the government of Canada. It made Canada officially bilingual |
| Bill 101 | French was the only official language of the province and govern. Employees had to work in French |
| 1973 oil Embargo& inflation | One of the most important cause of the economic crisis The increase in oil prices started a round of inflation Canadian workers demand higher wages because the increase in oil prices. |
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