C/AM 200 Final Study Guide WWU UPDATED ACTUAL Questions And Correct
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Terms in this set (53)
Canada Health Act (five principles) Public administration, comprehensiveness, universality, portability, accessibility.
Two-tier health care Situation in which basic government provided healthcare system provides basic
care, secondary tier of care for those who can pay for additional, better quality of
faster access.
Single-payer health care A system in which the state, rather than private insurers, pays for all healthcare
costs.
Pro/Con of Canadian Health System Pros: Bans user charges, and extra billing, insures everyone will have government
provided health coverage.
Cons: Boundaries of "medically necessary" can be left up to provinces.
Gun control No private ownership allowed, 1995-2012 gun registry was in place.
Pas un province comme les autres Quebec: "Not a province like the others"
Patrioetes Lead by Louis-Joseph Papineau, pushes for more democracy & representation,
with structures like the US
La survivance A conservative nationalism which avoids political conflict, focusing on protection
of culture.
Honore Mercier 1880s & 1890s. First premier to push for more provincial autonomy. Mercier pushed
French-Canadian political focus towards Quebec, rather than being across
Canada.
Quiet Revolution 1960 to c.1976, socio-political and socio-cultural change.
Jean Lesage New Premier, seeks to modernize Quebec.
maitres chez nous "Masters in our own house." Slogan in 1962 of Jean Lesage, liberal party.
FLQ & the October Crisis Occurred in October of 1970 in the province of Quebec. Members of the Front de
Libertation du Quebec (FLQ) kidnapped the provincial cabinet minister Pierre
Laporte and the British diplomat James Cross.
Rene Levesque Former cabinet minister under Lesage.
Parti Quebecois A sovereignist provincial political party in Quebec. Advocates national
sovereignty for Quebec involving independence of the province of Quebec from
Canada and establishing a sovereign state.
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Terms in this set (53)
Canada Health Act (five principles) Public administration, comprehensiveness, universality, portability, accessibility.
Two-tier health care Situation in which basic government provided healthcare system provides basic
care, secondary tier of care for those who can pay for additional, better quality of
faster access.
Single-payer health care A system in which the state, rather than private insurers, pays for all healthcare
costs.
Pro/Con of Canadian Health System Pros: Bans user charges, and extra billing, insures everyone will have government
provided health coverage.
Cons: Boundaries of "medically necessary" can be left up to provinces.
Gun control No private ownership allowed, 1995-2012 gun registry was in place.
Pas un province comme les autres Quebec: "Not a province like the others"
Patrioetes Lead by Louis-Joseph Papineau, pushes for more democracy & representation,
with structures like the US
La survivance A conservative nationalism which avoids political conflict, focusing on protection
of culture.
Honore Mercier 1880s & 1890s. First premier to push for more provincial autonomy. Mercier pushed
French-Canadian political focus towards Quebec, rather than being across
Canada.
Quiet Revolution 1960 to c.1976, socio-political and socio-cultural change.
Jean Lesage New Premier, seeks to modernize Quebec.
maitres chez nous "Masters in our own house." Slogan in 1962 of Jean Lesage, liberal party.
FLQ & the October Crisis Occurred in October of 1970 in the province of Quebec. Members of the Front de
Libertation du Quebec (FLQ) kidnapped the provincial cabinet minister Pierre
Laporte and the British diplomat James Cross.
Rene Levesque Former cabinet minister under Lesage.
Parti Quebecois A sovereignist provincial political party in Quebec. Advocates national
sovereignty for Quebec involving independence of the province of Quebec from
Canada and establishing a sovereign state.
