Question

This country, which debated union with the Bahamas, tacitly endorsed a 2009 coup against Manuel Zelaya (“seh-LAH-yah”) to protect favorable Honduran mining laws. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this country where Viola Desmond challenged segregation. This country’s West Indian Domestic Scheme populated enclaves like Little Jamaica and Little Burgundy, the home of jazz pianist Oscar Peterson.
ANSWER: Canada [accept Dominion of Canada] (Little Jamaica is in Toronto and Little Burgundy is in Montreal.)
[10h] Specific word required. The Haitian-Canadian governor-general Michaëlle Jean (“mee-kah-ELL ZHON”) gave a speech on “breaking down” these things. A 1945 Hugh MacLennan novel coined the metaphor that two of these things divide French and English Canada.
ANSWER: solitudes [accept Two Solitudes or Deux solitudes; accept “Briser Les Solitudes” or “Breaking Down Solitudes”]
[10e] This place names a Canadian railway company that recruited many Antiguans (“ann-TEE-guns”) and sent steamships to St. Kitts. It also names an 1872 scandal over John A. MacDonald’s rail contracts.
ANSWER: Pacific Ocean [or Océan Pacifique; accept Pacific scandal or Scandale du Pacifique; accept Canadian Pacific Railway, CPR, Chemin de fer Canadien Pacifique, or CP Rail]
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2024 ACF Nationals2024-04-21Y2414.1775%63%4%

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BrownYale A1001020
Cornell BChicago C1001020
Chicago DHarvard001010
FloridaClaremont Colleges0000
IndianaCornell A100010
Iowa StateIllinois001010
McGillKentucky10101030
Georgia TechMaryland001010
Johns HopkinsMichigan001010
Chicago AMinnesota A1001020
NYUNorthwestern0000
North Carolina AColumbia A1001020
Berkeley BNorth Carolina B1001020
PennDuke100010
TexasPurdue1001020
StanfordChicago B1001020
Toronto BRutgers1001020
South CarolinaTruman State0000
VanderbiltMinnesota B1001020
Columbia BVirginia001010
WUSTL AWaterloo1001020
WUSTL BOttawa001010
Yale BArizona State100010
Berkeley AToronto A1001020