Friday, October 17, 2025

Social Studies 10: Answers to Friday 5, Oct. 17

 1.  Define patriate/patriation:

-"to bring home" - Pierre Trudeau patriated the constitution in 1982, because he wanted Canada to control this document not Britain

2.  What is a constitution and what was the name of the original one for Canada?

-a constitution is a set of rules that the leader of a country/monarch must follow that are set out by the people.

-British North America Act

3.  Define alienation and state how this can increase regionalism.

-alienation is when someone or in this case a province is left out or isolated

-this can increase regionalism because of inequalities in economies (economic disparities) or when an area feels isolated politically or when groups with distinct languages, traditions, or identities may feel alienated if national policies promote a dominant culture regionalism may emerge to protect and promote the region’s unique identity.

4.  What is confederation and who were the original 4?

-confederation is the political union of the provinces in 1867 and after to form Canada.  The original 4 were Quebec (Canada East), Ontario (Canada West), Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

5.  Define transfer payments:

-payments made between provinces via the Federal government to reduce economic disparity

Geography 12: answers to Friday 5, Oct. 17

 This week we had a Friday 4!

1.  What are the two types of weathering?

-mechanical/physical & chemical

2.  What are two things that influence weathering?

-temperature and water/precipitation

3.  Differentiate between the two types of weathering?

-physical/mechanical weathering changes the shape of the material where as chemical weathering changes the composition of the material

4.  Provide two examples of one of the types of weathering?

physical/mechanical:  frost shattering & frost heaving in the roads or up in the pass splitting rocks or trees root systems splitting rocks, or abrasion creating things like hoodoos around Kamloops

chemical:  oxidation like copper turning green eg statue of liberty, rust coloured water from the iron in the soil/rock eg paint pots in Kootney National park