《英语国家社会与文化入门》课程PPT教学课件（下册）The Society and Culture of Major English-Speaking Countries An Introduction Book 2 Unit 19 The Canadian Mosaic

Canada Unit 19 The Canadian Mosaic Welcome to Canada Bienvenue au Canada

Canada Unit 19 The Canadian Mosaic Welcome to Canada Bienvenue au Canada

Quiz Give the English and a brief explanation for the following: 1马赛克文化 2多元文化主义 3第一民族/原住民 4 梅蒂斯人 5法裔加拿大人

Quiz Give the English and a brief explanation for the following: 1 马赛克文化 2 多元文化主义 3 第一民族/原住民 4 梅蒂斯人 5 法裔加拿大人

Focal Points 。the Canadian mosaic 。multiculturalism ·the First Nations ·the Inuit ·the Metis immigration policy of Canada ·Immigration Act1976 Quebec and French Canadians

Focal Points • the Canadian mosaic • multiculturalism • the First Nations • the Inuit • the Metis • immigration policy of Canada • Immigration Act 1976 • Quebec and French Canadians

This Unit Is Divided into Four Sections I.The First Canadians II.The Settlers III.French Canadians IV.The Story of a Canadian

This Unit Is Divided into Four Sections I. The First Canadians II. The Settlers III. French Canadians IV. The Story of a Canadian

Overview American "melting pot"--immigrants coming to the new country of the US and throwing off their old customs,languages and traditions in favour of becoming“American'' Canadian"mosaic"--immigrants do not throw off their customs and ways of life but adapted them to the new environment,thus resembles a mosaic of different cultures which overlap but do not overwhelm each other

Overview American “melting pot” -- immigrants coming to the new country of the US and throwing off their old customs, languages and traditions in favour of becoming “American” Canadian “mosaic” -- immigrants do not throw off their customs and ways of life but adapted them to the new environment, thus resembles a mosaic of different cultures which overlap but do not overwhelm each other

Multiculturalism Origin:the debate on bilingualism and biculturalism in the 1960s;a Royal Commission examined relations between French and English Canada;other ethnic communities demanded that their heritages also be acknowledged. Definition:"a multicultural society within a bilingual framework";government provided money to help different ethnic groups retain their identities

Origin: the debate on bilingualism and biculturalism in the 1960s; a Royal Commission examined relations between French and English Canada; other ethnic communities demanded that their heritages also be acknowledged. Definition: “a multicultural society within a bilingual framework”; government provided money to help different ethnic groups retain their identities. Multiculturalism

目>0 nadia tic uralism Day Multiculturalism VS Canadian "national identity"? --this patchwork quilt of different nationalities and communities is central to Canada's national identity

Multiculturalism VS Canadian “national identity”? -- this patchwork quilt of different nationalities and communities is central to Canada’s national identity

I.The First Nations What about the names? 1.The old name of "Indians"-mistakenly called by Columbus,now discarded 2.The First Nations'”- first-original inhabitants nations-many nations/tribes that have different languages, customs and beliefs *"The First Nations"does not include non-Indian peoples such as the Inuit or the Metis

I. The First Nations What about the names? 1. The old name of “Indians” – mistakenly called by Columbus, now discarded 2. “The First Nations” – first – original inhabitants nations – many nations/tribes that have different languages, customs and beliefs * “The First Nations” does not include non-Indian peoples such as the Inuit or the Métis

Population The First Nations now make up about 3.8%of the Canadian population,and their numbers are increasing due to high birthrates

Population The First Nations now make up about 3.8% of the Canadian population, and their numbers are increasing due to high birthrates

The languages,beliefs,customs and activities of the First Nations varied according to where they lived. Coastal tribes-fishing and hunting Prairie tribes-nomads hunting buffalo central and eastern tribes-growing crops and hunting Tribal distributions at time of contact 得陆R9号州A9性AR

The languages, beliefs, customs and activities of the First Nations varied according to where they lived. Coastal tribes – fishing and hunting Prairie tribes – nomads hunting buffalo central and eastern tribes – growing crops and hunting Tribal distributions at time of contact