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One of the best countries to live. Even with its ancient glacial origins, Canada is still a young country, and an unfinnished project

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Quebec's revolution tranquille announces a quiet secular autonomous state avocating separatism for the next 20 years

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Canada declares itself BILINGUAL and BICULTURAL

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Canada acknowledges the diversity of emigration  through a  'multiculturalism act'  after the Patriation of the Canada Act (signed by the British Queen) in 1982

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Canadian citizenship and A Canadian Flag - two major landmarks of nationhood.

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New nationalism is showcased by a Canadian Identity cultivating a mythology of northern wilderness.
Canada is hit by the great Depression (US) and the Prairie Dust Bowl,

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more land is acquired in the west for settlement, which meant extinguishing aboriginal land claims through a number of treaties.

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Four colonies: Canada East, Canada West, Nova Scotia and the New Brunswick form the Dominion of Canada (as a result of the North America Act, which still continued loyalty to the British Crown) also called the 'first daughter of the British Empire'

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Growing population, industrialisation, infrastructure between the Ottawa River and Lake Ontario.

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After repelling many American invasions, the 49th parallel was chosen as the so-called 'undefended border' between . America and Canada.

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In The Royal Proclamation, Britain recognised both French legal and religious systems and aboriginal title of land.
The British North American continent is thus divided into two new countries: one promising ' life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness' (the US) and the other 'peace, order and good government' (Canada)

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Canada is the battleground between British, French, Americans and aboriginals.

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begin to take an interest in the North as well, an d the great rivalry over colonies begins (won rights to Hudson's bay)

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Canada was part of the France's Atlantic empire

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The French began two colonies named Acadie and Canada (or la nouvelle France) driven by the Catholic Church and the fur trade.

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Jacques Cartier sailed up and named St. Lawrence river and used the Iroquoian word for village, Kanata, to name the area.

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European fleets (from Portugal, Spain, France, England) reach the east coast of Canada, in pursuit of whales and cod

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The Fist Nations, called The INUIT traded with populations from Europe (mainly whale ivory)

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Ice Age glaciers retreat, peoples migrate onto the North American continent.