Canada

Should Canadian be ashamed of the dark side of their history? It is not rare to start an aggressive war and treat the original residents extremely bad, or show discrimination to the certain group, gender and culture in human history. There are also events like that has happened in Canadian. When white people first came and took the land of the First Nation. Prohibiting First Nation study their own culture, limiting their rights and freedom, and refusing to help Jewish people in World War Two

In the cultural mosaic that is Canada, all citizens within the country are seen as Canadians. However, to what extent a person wants to embrace or engage in that Canadian-citizen role is where the lines begin being blurred. Integration and nationalism have now become a hot-button topic for most within the Canadian context due to the systemic malpractice of colonialism and present-day turmoil. According to Trovato (YEAR, p. ), the root of this problem of how much one embraces nationalism comes down

States of America (USA) has been a considerable part of Canada for many years and for more ages to come. The American influence on Canada is very important for it helps strengthen the country. Close cultural ties, almost identical cultures, sharing strong economic links, historical, and current development make the two countries rely heavily on each other. This paper will concur that the influence originating from the United States (US) to Canada is very crucial in bonding both nations. Much of Canadian

Canada Introduction: Canada was a land of vast distances and rich natural resources, and became a hegemonic authority in 1867, while maintaining relations with the British Crown. Economically and technically, the nation has developed parallel to the United States, its neighbor to the south across the longest international border in the world. Canada faces the political challenges of meeting public demands for quality improvement in health care, education, social services and economic competitiveness

(like a royal family etc.). Canada was a part of the British Monarchy when it was still around and unfortunately is still a part of the monarchy system that remains in Britain today. In 1867 the British North America Act was established and formed the Dominion of Canada by Queen Victoria. Since then Canada has grown to have its own customs and traditions but Britain’s crown is unitary throughout all jurisdictions in Canada. Queen Elizabeth the second is the sovereign of Canada she is the head of state;

Canada In lots of ways unity and conflict were themes in Canada. Conflict in Canada was showed largely in the rebellion and French and Indian War. The French speakers in lower Canada were lead into rebellion by Papineau and the English speakers in upper Canada by Mackinzie. The French and Indian War was a war between longtime rivals France and British in North America. It started at the Ohio River Valley. The causes for the war were past rivalry, competition in fur trade, rival native allies, and

Canada has been together as a country for about 150 years. There are 4 regions in Canada. There’s the North, the West, Atlantic Canada, and central Canada Quebec and Ontario. Within those years, some regions of Canada had discovered some issues. Canada has cultural, regional, economic, and political diversity. It would be tremendously more beneficial to everyone if Canada stayed together because we would be more diverse. Cultural diversity is having a variety of cultures within a community. Having

language rights are supported and respected. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau had a goal to make Canada a just society. Canada achieved its goal of becoming a just society because of Collective rights, Civil rights, and Human rights. Throughout the 1950’s and 1960’s Canada achieves it’s ‘just society” by developing equal and fair rights through collective rights for some of its most affected groups. Canada achieved its goal in becoming a just society by amending the collective rights of the Aboriginals

international trade networks and even its greatly advanced economy. The fact the Canada has a very complex and long relationship with the United States of America, this has made a very great impact on its culture and even economy. Canada is considered as a developed country and is home of the tenth highest nominal per capita globally as well as even ranking the 9th highest in the HMI or Human Development Index. Also, Canada ranks the highest in international measurements such as, quality of life, economic

Cultural, Social and Physical Aspects of Canada Canada is in North America occupying an estimated landmass of 3.86 million square miles and water mass at approximately 95%. Canada is made up of ten provinces. The capital city of Canada is Ottawa. Canada is sparsely populated with a population of Canada is 35.15 million individuals of who almost 80% of the population live in the major cities. Canada has a predominantly cold climate as the northern part of Canada experiences arctic weather and may snow