What does it say about the Canadian nation that, besides Indigenous struggles for sovereignty, there has never been a significant secessionist movement from Ontario?
**In class, we discussed secessionist sentiments from the Maritimes, Quebec, the Plaines, and the West Coast.
We never discussed any from Ontario. What does this say about the Canadian political project of nation-building? A complete answer will
(1) define nationalism in your own words and
(2) apply the concept to this example
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What tropes of the Canadian nation are being invoked in the ad “Tim Hortons True Stories: Welcome Home.” Why do you think these tropes are being used in this way by this company?
**Watch the ad at the link below. If you are not familiar with Tim Hortons, a brief description has been provided below.
Time Hortons. (2017). “Time Horton True Stories: Welcome Home”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0pjW2ltKwI
** Tim Horton’s is often considered Canada’s national restaurant chain, with many of its signature items becoming important national symbols (i.e., TimBits, the Double Double). The restaurant was founded in 1964 by Tim Horton, a former professional hockey player. As of 2018, there are nearly five thousand locations across Canada. In 2014, the quintessentially Canadian restaurant was purchased by Burger King, an American restaurant chain.
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Discuss about data security in educational organizations
Discussion Board about data security in educational organizations
Why is research with adopted twin children so important in helping psychological scientists understand the effects and interactions of nature and nurture.
Why is research with adopted twin children so important in helping psychological scientists understand the effects and interactions of nature and nurture.
Describe what happens to organisms whose optimum temperature zone is between 21 C and 32 C when the temperature rises from 21 C to 50 C.
Describe what happens to organisms whose optimum temperature zone is between 21 C and 32 C when the temperature rises from 21 C to 50 C. Be specific and use terminology from the range of tolerance graph.
State whether you think this effect is positive, negative, or both positive and negative. Explain why you think so.
The draining of swampy areas and the use of insecticides have greatly reduced populations of disease-carrying mosquitoes in many areas. State whether you think this is a positive or negative effect of our species on the biosphere, and your reasons why. Name at least one example of an effect of humans on the biosphere. State whether you think this effect is positive, negative, or both positive and negative. Explain why you think so.
What are similarities and differences between the way these characters are drawn?
In this scene, we see three characters (Chihiro (the girl), Zeniba (the old lady), and No-Name (the ghost). What are similarities and differences between the way these characters are drawn? What do you think the drawing style might suggest about the characters? (This is an opinion question, so you don’t need to see the movie.) Be very specific and thorough in your answer, including precise references to the image. Use the principles of art and design in animation to help support your answer.
Discuss the role of Positive Regard in Carl Roger’s Theory.
Discuss the role of Positive Regard in Carl Roger’s Theory.
