80s - now

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Across
  1. 1. a phrase that refers to the recognition of the unique nature of Quebec within Canada
  2. 8. the agreement signed in 1992 and implemented in 1994 between the United States, Mexico, & Canada to create a free trade zone among the countries
  3. 10. aka Bill C-20 legislation passed by the CHretien government requiring separatist referendums to pass with a "clear majority" rather than 50 percent plus 1
  4. 11. a clause in the Canadian Constitution that enables Parliament or the legislature of a province to allow an Act to stand even though it contravenes the Charter or Rights & Freedoms
  5. 13. First Nations' claims to land based on the belief that the government did not fulfill its obligations under a treaty or other agreement related to money, land, or other assets
  6. 16. the agreement that came into effect in 1989 between Canada & the United States to allow goods produced in each country to cross the border tariff-free
  7. 17. the right of a colony or cultural group to define the structure, laws, & policies that will govern its affairs
Down
  1. 2. the assertion of the right of Aboriginal nations to large tracts of land because their ancestors were the original inhabitants
  2. 3. a process by which the regions & countries of the world are becoming economically & culturally interconnected
  3. 4. to take control of power over a document from a former colonial government
  4. 5. the 1994 mass murder of nearly 1 million Tutsis in Rwanda
  5. 6. aka Bill C-93, was adopted in 1988 and provides a legal framework for multiculturalism in Canada
  6. 7. a package of constitutional amendments that would define Quebec as a distinct society within Canada
  7. 9. a proposal by Quebec nationalists that Quebec have political independence yet retain close economic ties or association with Canada
  8. 12. a federal party dedicated to Quebec separation from Canada
  9. 14. a process by which changes can legally be made to the Canadian Constitution
  10. 15. the amount of money owed by a federal government