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This book presents a unique overview of Canadian reform history from its roots in the nineteenth century through each decade of the twentieth century.
It has been over 100 years since Prime Minister Wilfred Laurier predicted that the 20th century would belong to Canada. Canadian economy was influenced by the dramatic changes brought about by periodic clusters of innovations, and has evolved from agriculture-based society to a knowledge-based society, hi-tech economy.
Canadians often use the term “mosaic” to describe their country: a nation of immigrants with the capacity to preserve ethnic and cultural uniqueness within a country whose broader focus is civic nationalism. Debates over immigration policies, as well as acceptable intake numbers, however continue into the 21st century. The primary documents in this book offer a survey of Canadian immigrants and the impact they have made on the cultural, economic, and social values of our Canadian society.
Through an examination of primary sources, Canada’s dramatic change from colony to Dominion to fully independent state are explored.
This book explores Canada’s participation in war and peace keeping missions throughout the twentieth century.
This High School history course package provides you with the course, Canada, in the 20th Century, including all the assignments, answer keys, resource links, test and more.
Add to that 4 living books with eye-witness stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat, and 4 interesting dramas/docudramas on DVD. All DVDs are out-of-print so they are a real find.
Suitable for Grade 9 or 10 Canadian geography in any province.
Geography is much more than a collection of facts about where things are located and why they are there. Most importantly, it is a subject that connects physical and social perspectives to the study of people, places and environments. Through the use of Making Connections: Canada’s Geography, you will have an opportunity to extend your ability to see Canada and the world as a geographer does.
Think History is a resource written for the grade 10 Academic Canadian History course. It is designed to engage students through a focus on big ideas, along with a variety of visuals, relevant stories, and features that will encourage critical thinking and inquiry skills development. Click here for a sample.
It also comes in an inexpensive etext (online only).