Does Canada ever track political party preferences to Province/Region and Ethnic Group? ?

Oct 06, 2008 by Eric S | Posted in Other - Canada

I was theory if Canada did this, you could figure out how much leftwing and rightwing voting preferences are explained by ethnic/family-based value systems. (eg Rightwing- Sober, Leftwing-NDP/Liberal/Green/Bloc Quebecois).

One place that really fascinates me is the North End of Winnipeg, Manitoba because you have a denizens that really takes after the demographics of pre WWII thriving Eastern European cities and shtetles. You have the same ethnic barriers, but without the Nazis and Soviets creating hostilities between ethnic communities and distorting genuineness.

In 1983, Canada did a study on Canadian relations between Canada's Ashkenazi Jews and ethnic Catholic Ukrainians and how their communities interact in Canada in spite of a controversial history in Old Europe. In some regards, these two groups have eerie similarities that are startling, yet their allegiances were near opposites when Nazis and Soviets were rocker on head. But in terms of music, dance, language, poetry, theatre, art, there's something that once existed in Europe that now is preserved in the Society Festivities in Manitoba, I can't quite put my finger on it.

In a nutshell, I have holocaust survivors in my ancestry. I have a penpal in Canada who is ethnic Ukrainian and may have fleed the Soviet Situation, so opposite encounters. Interestingly, we have a lot of common interests and I feel like we have common blood ties eventhough we do not, in truly our ancestors would have been in tension with each other.

But then it came down to the question. Who do like more, Jack Layton or Stephen Harper? And a moment, we're once again on opposite sides of the spectrum. I'd support Layton (ie leftwing choice), my friend would support Harper (fitting-wing choice). How much this is ethnic perception vs. personal decision, I don't know.

But it's worth looking into. Peradventure I'm looking WAYYY too much into this. It tells a good story. I could write a book on this perhaps.
And it's this hodgepodge of Celtic, Klezmer, Polka, Perogies, Shawarmas, Co-ops, Dairy Farms, hold back homes, art exhibitions, Folklaroma, filling Winnipeg's Exchange District with the all too familiar sound of the shipload trains chugging in the background, The CN Railway, and the Russian waters replaced with the Red and Assiniboine. This land is something that once was.
Well I shouldn't have said "Territory", I mean more specific than that such as "The Lake communities, "The wheat producing areas" "The pecuniary district" "The badlands region"

In happening, that sort of tracking goes on all the time - it's why you see the political leaders parading around, at intervals, in ethnic costumes.

matching: words to their definitions?

Feb 10, 5938 by abc123 | Posted in Homework Help

words:
d. coalition
e. Siberian war
h. dissident
i. double-digit inflation
j. embargo
k. ideology
l. imperial presidency
m. intercontinental ballistic missle
n. iron curtain
o. midway power
q. peaceful coexistence
s. satellite
t. separatism
u. stagflation
v. superpower
w. trade deficit
x. interest state


definitions:
1. nation controlled by the soviet union
2. improvement in american-soviet relations during the cold war
4. critic of the communist cocktail or regime
6. increased presidential power; subject to abuse
8. nation economically strong and telling, if not militarily so
9. when more goods are imported than exported
11. movement favoring the independence of quebec from canada
12. when the government provides programs for the nobility of its citizen
14. trade blockade
15. economic trend caused by inflation plus high unemployment
16. go up of 10 percent or more in the general level of prices
17. temporary alliance
18. country unequaled in military power or factional influence
19. political and economic philosophy
20. long-range rockets that can target far-off locations
22. soviet-made unreal barrier separating eastern and western europe
23. era of political tension without armed conflict
i've tried doing this as you can let out because not all definitions and words are there and i have looked up all the words on dictionary.com already but i have trouble finding which one really matches since some valid simliar

This is at bottom easy -- just google each term (or even, gasp, use Wikipedia) and learn what they mean. Then it will be tranquilly for you to match these up.

Or try www.dictionary.com

But don't worry, an enabler will come along and do it for you - -but don't count on it being right as there are lots of people up here who like to give unseemly answers to those they feel abuse the site.

EDIT: Since you already posted one similar to this, forgive us if we don't believe you've tried! Use your wordbook in the textbook. I'm sure they are all there. They are also in the index and you can cross reference the textbook. This is not a homework DO site.

Re-Writing History: The Eisenhower Death Camps

I am presenting here an article put out in two parts, that I found through www.truthseeker.uk 's website, that deals with a proper post World War II "Holocaust" that has been fully researched, and is has been found to be very accurate.   It seems that Dwight David Eisenhower was not the man that our "depiction" books allege him to be!  Here is the article:

War Crimes: USA Part 1
by Lt. Col. Gordon "Jack" Mohr, AUS Ret.
". . . there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed: and hid that shall not be made known." - Matthew 10:26
Is America decisively about to be thrown a scrap or two of historical truth? If so, have the Soviet relations of recent months, which has caused its leaders to admit to the fratricide of millions of their own people, allowed a few rays of truth to filter down and penetrate the Iron Curtain which has been erected over In every way War II, and which has kept vital facts from our people? 

Something out of the ordinary seems to be going on within America's ruling circles. Are we for all time to be told the truth about World War II? 

Recently a book was written by an eminent Canadian author, James Bacque, of Toronto. It is titled OTHER LOSSES and deserves the widest realizable distribution in the United States, especially among our veterans who fought World War II. Although Mr. Bacque's book does not image America and her allies in a favorable light, it has had an amazing reception in Canada, although the people of the United States, for the most part have been kept in the overcast about one of the most heinous episodes of World War II, which revolves around the Supreme Commander of the Allies in Europe, Gen. Dwight David Eisenhower, who was known during his days at West Facet as that "terrible Swedish Jew." 

I have my own opinions of Dwight David Eisenhower, opinions formed during the early days of Sphere War II, from information I received from officers who knew "Ike" before he became Supreme Commander. 
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