This document contains 30 multiple choice questions about social changes and culture in 19th century Quebec. The questions cover the emergence of the working class, poor working conditions in factories, reasons factory owners preferred women and children, lack of worker protections, union demands, living conditions in working class neighborhoods, disease outbreaks, government and church responses to emigration to the United States, agriculturalism, colonization attempts, immigrant origins, church influence over Quebec society, and nationalism.
This document contains 30 multiple choice questions about social changes and culture in 19th century Quebec. The questions cover the emergence of the working class, poor working conditions in factories, reasons factory owners preferred women and children, lack of worker protections, union demands, living conditions in working class neighborhoods, disease outbreaks, government and church responses to emigration to the United States, agriculturalism, colonization attempts, immigrant origins, church influence over Quebec society, and nationalism.
This document contains 30 multiple choice questions about social changes and culture in 19th century Quebec. The questions cover the emergence of the working class, poor working conditions in factories, reasons factory owners preferred women and children, lack of worker protections, union demands, living conditions in working class neighborhoods, disease outbreaks, government and church responses to emigration to the United States, agriculturalism, colonization attempts, immigrant origins, church influence over Quebec society, and nationalism.
1) What was the new social class that emerged under
industrialization? 2) Describe and give an example of the working conditions for workers in factories in the second half of the 19th century? 3) Why would factory owners favour hiring women and children over men? 4) What rights or protections were workers missing? 5) What were the demands of unions for workers? 6) What was an association that most unions in Quebec before 1890 were a part of? 7) Describe two measures that the government took to improve conditions for workers? 8) Why had the rural areas of Quebec become so overpopulated? 9) What caused the rural exodus? 10) Where were working class neighborhoods generally located? 11) Describe and give an example of the living conditions in working class neighborhoods? 12) Why were working class neighborhoods prone to out breaks of disease? 13) Why did so many French Canadians move south to the United States from 1850-1890? 14) Why was the Quebec government concerned about this movement of people? 15) Why was the Catholic Church concerned about this movement of people? Mr. Macleod Sec. 4 History
16) What was the Quebec government and Catholic Church’s
response to try and stop this movement of people? 17) What does it say about Quebec society at this time that the government and the Church are working together? 18) What are the values promoted by agriculturalism? 19) What was the purpose of the Department of Agriculture and Colonization? 20) What were the reasons that colonization attempts in Quebec were not very successful? 21) Where were the majority of immigrants to Canada coming from during the second half of the 19th century? 22) What characteristics was the government looking for in immigrants during this time? 23) Explain how Canada’s net migration was negative at this time. 24) In what ways did the Catholic Church have influence over Quebec society? 25) How did Bishop Ignace Bourget try to increase the influence of the Church in the 1840’s? 26) Explain ultramontanism. 27) What was the effect for Quebec society as a result of the alliance between Reformers and the Church? 28) How was the authority over schools divided as a result of the 1841 School Act? 29) Explain nationalism 30) According to the Church, what made up the identity of French Canadians?