Comparing Canadian Families Mindmap

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Comparing Canadian Families

Black Family

-Human rights -racism -the need and want for freedom

January 1st, 1608 first black person in Canada August 20th, 1619 first enslaved black people arrive in Jamestown January 1st 1628, first black resident of new france June 19, 1793 Simcoe’s anti-slave trade bill September 1st, 1813 black refugees set sail for Nova Scotia January 1st 1815 the underground railroad becomes a thing September 24th 1819, Lieutenant governors black settlement plan August 28, 1833 British parlament abolishes slavery

Given roles: Mother, Father, Aunt, Uncle, Grandma, Grandpa, Sister, Brother, Cousin Chosen roles: Friend, Parent, Partner, Employee Role models: older siblings and parents

Providing food and shelter for children - parents Keeping the family safe and healthy Cleaning and taking care of the house Making money for the family

-Lone parent -Couple -Nuclear -Common law

Indigenous Family

racism and mistreatment

1880, the indian act was passed 1883, the creation of residential schools 1939 - 1945 thousands of indengous people go to help fight in the second world war 1960 indians / ingingenous people receive the right to vote in federal elections 1984 indenginous people sign the Inuvialuit final agreement which gives them a massive western arctic land claim 1985 The indian act is amended to address racism faced by first nations

Given roles: Mother, Father, Grandma, Grandpa, Elder, Sister, Brother, Aunt, Uncle, Cousin Chosen roles: Parent, Spouse, Friend, Worker, Role models: Elders, parents, older siblings

Making sure that their child becomes independent - mom Being active in their community Providing for the family by bringing home food and money - dad Taking care of children and ensuring that they are well fed and taken care of

-Nuclear -Extended -Blended -Couple -Common law

My Family

-Mother moving to a different country -Parents breaking up -Different jobs -Housing prices

Great grandma broke the female gender stereotypes and was a paramedic in Wales. My grandparents, aunt, uncle and mom moved to Brampton, Ontario from Wales, England on September 11th 1981 Grandparents made their own printing business in Ontario Mom became a marketer and entrepreneur (changed roles) then met my Dad and had me and my sister. Parents broke up and then my mom met my step dad and my family form changed into a blended family Got a pet dog named Yeti the day before my mom and step dads wedding Moved around in Burlington, Ontario until eventually moving out of Burlington into Grimsby, Ontario

Given roles: Mother, Father, Step dad, Step mom, Sister, Step sister, Half sister Chosen roles: Employee, Friend, Spouse, Parent Role models: parents

Keeping each other safe Looking out for one another Getting along and all cleaning up after themselves Waking kids up for school - mom Driving kids to school - mom Loading the dishwasher and cleaning around the house - step dad

- Born into couple family -When parents broke up became lone parent family -When my mom met my step dad and they got married it became a blended family

Canadian Family

Reasons for change

-country development -huge milestones -becoming an independent country

History

July 3rd, 1608 the founding of Quebec May 1st, 1756 the 7 year war begins April 1st, 1776 the first loyalists arrive February 15, 1815 the war of 1812 ends July 21st, 1836 First railway opens in canada March 8th 1867 the british north america act was passed May 14th, 1906 the Ontario Hydro was created September 8th, 1918 the Spanish flu epidemic October 24, 1929 the stock market crash

Roles

Given roles: Mother, Father, Daughter, Son, Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew, Grandma, Grandpa Chosen roles: Spouse, Worker, Friend Role models: older siblings and adults

Functions

Love and nurturance Keeping family safe and healthy Giving goods and services Social control of children

Family Forms

-Nuclear -Extended -Lone parent -Blended -Couple -Same sex -Common law