Social Studies - McGraw-Hill Ryerson

McGraw-Hill Ryerson 

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Social Studies 

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Human Geography 

Glencoe World History 

Traditions and Encounters: 

A Global Perspective 

Exploring Nationalism 

Understanding Nationalism 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

CANADIAN HISTORY 3 

WORLD HISTORY 6 

AMERICAN HISTORY 10 

SOCIAL STUDIES 11 

CIVICS 14 

GEOGRAPHY 14 

EARTH SCIENCE 17 

SOCIOLOGY 18 

PSYCHOLOGY 19 

PHILOSOPHY 20 

LAW 20 

ECONOMICS 21 

CRITICAL THINKING 22 

LITERACY SUPPORT IN SOCIAL STUDIES 23 

ADDITIONAL TITLES 24 

INDEX 25 

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Canadian History 

A Sense of Time 

CANADIAN HI STORY 

• Senior Authors: Garfield Gini-Newman, OISE, University of Toronto; Laura Gini- 

Newman, Peel District School Board Authors: Usha James, York Region District 

School Board; Mike Bowman, Peel District School Board, Connie Bray, Thames 

Valley District School Board • © 2006 

A 

100% match to the Ontario curriculum for Canadian 

History since World War I, Grade 10, Applied (CHC2P). 

Design developed to meet the needs of the Applied-level 

Student: 

Multiple short lesson parts vary between teacher directed, class or 

group hands-on work and individual work (the 20/20/20 model) 

Appropriate depth and language level without simplifying the issues 

Real life connections and applications deepens students' understanding 

of key issues 

Promotes and encourages literacy success and history skill development 

Focused lessons in two-page format keeps students engaged 

Effective scaffolding of skill development supports student success 

Supports student performance on EQAO test by addressing key text 

forms 

Features 

Literacy in History: literacy skills specific to historical understandings 

Exploding Concept provides students with definitions of key 

words and terms through context 

FYI Interesting and relevant anecdotes that broaden the narrative 

Then and Now compares social, cultural, and historical data from 

today and the time frame being examined 

Time Check mini timeline puts specific events into a chronological 

context 

Place Check immediate identification of important locations 

Primary Source Documents 

Maps Appendix all maps required for text and course are supplied 

in the student text 

Teacher's Resource 

Teacher's Resource is “Monday morning friendly” and meets the 

needs of the specialist as well as the non-specialist teacher. 

Binder format with over 300 pages of teacher notes 

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Bonus CD-ROM of complete Teacher's Resource including all 

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Table of Contents 

Unit 1: World War I and Beyond 

1914 – 1921 

Your Challenge: Create a Newspaper 

Spread 

Theme 1: Canada in the World 

Theme 2: Science and Technology 

Theme 3: Governing Canada 

Theme 4: Canadian Experiences 

Theme 5: Emerging Patterns 

Unit 2: Growing Pains 

1922 – 1938 

Your Challenge: Create a Time 

Capsule 






Unit 3: World War II and 

Beyond 1939 – 1949 

Your Challenge: Create a Museum 

Display 






Unit 4: Changing Faces, 

Changing Values 

1950 – 1982 

Your Challenge: Create a Tableau 






Unit 5: Living in the Global 

Village 1983 – Present 

Your Challenge: Create a 

Presentation 






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4CANADIAN HI STORY 

Defining Canada 

History, Identity, and Culture 

• Senior Author: Nick Brune • Authors: Mark Bulgutch, Alison Faulknor, John 

Fielding, Reg Hawes, Maryrose O’Neill • © 2003 • Grade 12 

W 

ritten for the Ontario curriculum: Canada: History, Culture 

and Identity, Grade 12, University Preparation, (CHI4U), 

Defining Canada: History, Identity, and Culture examines the 

interconnectedness of Canadian history, identity, and culture. Starting 

from pre-contact times, Defining Canada traces the social, economic, 

and political changes in Canada to present-day society. 

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Prologue: The Evolution of a 

Canadian National Identity 

Tour of the Textbook 

Unit 1: Early Voices: Aboriginal 

Peoples of Canada 1000-1600 

1 First Arrivals 

2 Aboriginal Peoples of Canada: 

Early Times to First Contact 

3 First Contact 

Unit One Research Activity 

Unit 2 - The World of New 

France, 1604-1763 

4 The First French Settlements, 

1603-1663 

5 Life in New France under Royal 

Government, 1663-1738 

6 Acadia, 1621-1755 

7 The Fall of New France 

Unit 3 English Colonial Culture 

8 Canada After the Conquest, 

1774-1811 

9 Canada: Becoming Canadians 

10 Changed Society, Altered Identity 

11 Toward Confederation 

Unit 4 Consolidating Culture 

and Identity, 1876-1918 

12 Confederation Postscript 

13 Changing Times: Economics, 

Industrialism, and Urbanism 

14 Striving for Accommodation: 

Laurier's "Sunny Ways" 

15 The Great War: A Nation 

Emerges 

Unit 5 Maturing Culture and 

Identity, 1919-1945 

16 Canada 1919-1929: A Quest for 

Change and Stability in an Era of 

Ambiguity 

17 The Great Depression in Canada 

18 Canada and World War II 

Unit 6 Canada's Coming of 

Age, 1945-1970 

19 Crucible of a New Canadian 

Identity, 1945-1968 

20 Postwar Prosperity 

21 The Postwar Development of 

Canadian Culture 

Unit 7 Challenging Times: 

Shifting Identities, Many 

Cultures, 1970-2002 

22 The Trudeau Years 

23 Joiners and Separators: 

Multiculturalism, Separatism, and 

the Constitution 

24 Moving Toward a New 

Millennium 

25 Unfinished Business 

Epilogue: Being a Canadian in the 

Twenty-First Century 

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Canada 

A Nation Unfolding 

• Senior Author: Garfield Newman • Authors: Bob Aitken, Diane Eaton, Dick 

Holland, John Montgomery, Sonia Riddoch • Ontario Edition, © 2000 • Grade 10 

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1 Laying the Foundations of Nationhood 

Unit 1: The Dawn of the Twentieth Century 

2 A Nation Emerges 

3 Canada’s Emerging Diversity 

4 Canadian Life in 1900 

5 Canada in the World 

Unit 2: Canada and the Great War 

6 Canada’s Response to a Global Crisis 

7 Mobilizing a Nation for War 

8 Canadians on the Battlefields of Europe 

9 The Great War’s Lasting Legacy for Canada 

Unit 3: From Boom to Bust: Canada in the 1920s and the 1930s 

10 Riding the Economic Roller Coster 

11 Tumultuous Times 

12 Life in Canada 1920-1939 

13 Canada’s Growing Autonomy 

Unit 4: Democracy at a Crossroads: Canadians in World War II 

14 Canada and the World Prepare for War 

15 Canada’s Role in the Defeat of Fascism 

16 War on the Home Front 

17 Consequences of War for Canada and the World 

Unit 5: A Nation Matures: Canada 1945-1968 

18 The Changing Face of Canada 

19 Canada’s Coming of Age 

20 One Nation, Many Regions 

21 Canada’s Entry onto the World Stage 

Unit 6: Contemporary Canada: 1968-2000 

22 Canada and the World, 1968-2000 

23 The Canadian Economy, 1968-2000 

24 Canada: A Community of Communities 

25 The Search for Canada within an Emerging Global Community 

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Canada 

The Story of Our Heritage 

• Senior Authors: Elspeth Deir, John Fielding • Authors: George Adams, Nick 

Brune, Peter Grant, Stephanie Smith Abram, Carol White • © 2000 • Grade 7 

Canada 

The Story of a Developing Nation 

• Senior Authors: Elspeth Deir, John Fielding • Authors: George Adams, Nick 

Brune, Peter Grant, Stephanie Smith Abram, Carol White • © 2000 • Grade 8 

CANADIAN HI STORY 

T 

he 

grade 7. 

stories and people of Canada’s past all come to life in this 

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Canada Is Unique 

Unit 1: Early Settlement and New France 

1 First Settlements 

2 The Colony of New France 

3 Daily Life in New France 

4 The Fall of New France 

Unit 2: British North America 

5 The Loyalists 

6 The War of 1812 

7 Lower Canada, The Maritime Colonies, and Newfoundland 

8 Life in Upper Canada 

Unit 3: Conflict and Change 

9 Discontent in Lower Canada 

10 Discontent in Upper Canada 

11 Rebellion and Revenge 

12 Towards Responsible Government 

The Story Today 

T 

he stories and people of Canada’s past all come to life in this 

resource written to address Ontario’s history curriculum for 

grade 8. 


A Tour of British North America, 1860 

Unit 1: Towards Confederation 

1 Growth and Change 

2 Political Deadlock 

3 The Path to Confederation 

4 Building Confederation 

Unit 2: The West 

5 Settlement at Red River 

6 King George Men Move In 

7 Settlers, Rebellion, and Gold Again 

8 A Home in the West, 1896-1914 

Unit 3: A Changing Society 

9 An Era of Change 

10 The Working People, 1867-1920 

11 The Struggle for Rights 

12 Canada at War, 1914-1918 

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6WOR LD HI STORY 

Legacy 

The West and the World 

• Senior Author: Garfield Newman • Authors: Usha James, Jennifer Watt, Tom 

Cohen, Michael Butler • © 2002 • Grade 12 

Legacy: The West and the World is a dynamic resource 

researched and written for West and the World, Grade 12 

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Prologue: Making History in the West 

Unit One: The World Reinvented 

1 Renaissance and Reformation, 1480-1600 

2 The Age of Absolutism, 1600-1715 

3 Contact and Conflict, 1450-1715 

Unit Two: An Age of Enlightenment and Revolution 

4 The Enlightenment, 1700-1789 

5 Revolution to Restoration, 1789-1815 

6 The World in the Eighteenth Century 

Unit Three: Modern Europe 

7 The Birth of Modern Industrial Society: Europe, 1815-1850 

8 Nations in Upheaval: Europe, 1850-1914 

9 Imperialism, Colonialism and Resistance in the Nineteenth Century 

Unit Four: The World at War 

10 The War to End War: World War I, 1914-1918 

11 Between the Wars: An Anxious Generation, 1919-1939 

12 World War II (1939-1945) 

Unit Five: The New World Order 

13 The Western Experience, 1945 to Today 

14 Challenge and Change in the Global Village 

Epilogue: Getting from There to Here 

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Echoes from the Past 

World History to the 16th Century 

• Senior Author: Garfield Newman • Authors: Elizabeth Graham, Rick Guisso, 

Elizabeth McLuhan, Osman Mohamed, David Pendergast, James Reilly, Gerry 

Schaus, Christopher Simpson, John Topic, Narendra Wagle • © 2001 • Grade 11 

W 

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among these societies, and evaluate their influence on the modern 

world are consistently provided. 

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An Introduction to Historical Inquiry 

Unit 1: The Near East 

1 The March of Civilization 

2 Egypt and Israel 

Unit 2: The Mediterranean 

3 Greece in the Heroic Age 

4 Classical Greece 

5 The Rise of Rome 

6 The Roman Empire 

Unit 3: The Islamic Middle East And Africa 

7 The Islamic Middle East 

8 African Kingdoms 

Unit 4: Asia 

9 India 

10 China 

11 Japan 

Unit 5: The Americas 

12 The Maya 

13 The Aztecs 

14 The Inca 

Unit 6: The Middle Ages 

15 The Early Middle Ages 

16 The High Middle Ages 

17 The Late Middle Ages 

Unit 7: Toward The Modern Age 

18 The Renaissance 

19 Seeds of the Global Village 

Epilogue 

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Human Heritage 

• Third Edition, © 2006 • Grades 7, 8, and 9 

A History of 

the Modern World 

• Palmer, Colton, Kramer • Tenth Edition, © 2007 

WOR LD HI STORY 

A 

storytelling approach makes world history accessible for 

every student. A variety of new features enhance the 

easy-to-read text and eye-catching images that invite students to explore 

the history of the world and its people. 

Features 

Exclusive! The National Geographic Reference Atlas helps students 

make the important history-geography connection. 

The Primary Source Library, correlated to every unit, provides 

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and more. 

Every section and chapter review includes a Graphic Organizer to 

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Technology Skills, Geography Skills and Critical Thinking Skills give 

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Unit 1: Place and Time 

Unit 2: River Valley Civilizations 

Unit 3: Ideas and Armies 

Unit 4: The Greeks 

Unit 5: The Romans 

Unit 6: The Early Middle Ages 

Unit 7: Emergence of New Empires 

Unit 8: The Late Middle Ages 

Unit 9: Beginning of Modern Times 

Unit 10: The Changing World 

Unit 11: Nations and Empires 

Unit 12: The Twentieth Century to Today 

Around the World: Our Shrinking World 

Standardized Test Practice 

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onceived and written as a history of the modern world 

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Features 

Over 140 photos have been added to this volume. Art is integrated 

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All maps have been revised for readability and clarity, and several 

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8WOR LD HI STORY 

Western Civilization 

Sources, Images, and Interpretations, 

• Sherman • Seventh Edition, © 2008 

T 

his collection of primary, secondary, and visual sources for the 

Western Civilization survey course provides a broad introduction 

to the materials historians use, the interpretations historians make, and 

thousands of years of Western civilization. Its broad selection of documents, 

photographs, maps, and charts, and its full array of accompanying 

commentaries—drawn from a balanced spectrum of perspectives and 

approaches—offer valuable insight into the work of historians and provide the 

context that helps students understand the texts' full historical significance. 


Part 1: Civilizations of the Ancient World 

1 Civilizations of the Ancient Near East 

2 The Emergence of Greek Civilization 

3 Classical and Hellenistic Greece 

4 The Rise of Rome 

5 The Roman Empire and the Rise of Christianity 

Part 2: The Middle Ages 

6 The Early Middle Ages 

7 The Medieval East 

8 The High Middle Ages: The Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries 

9 The High Middle Ages: The Crusades and the East 

10 The High Middle Ages: The Thirteenth Century 

11 The Late Middle Ages 

Part 3: The Renaissance, Reformation, and Expansion 

12 The Renaissance 

13 The Reformation 

14 Overseas Expansion and New Politics 

Part 4: The Early Modern Period 

15 War and Revolution: 1560-1660 

16 Aristocracy and Absolutism in the Seventeenth Century 

17 The Scientific Revolution 

18 Politics and Society in the Ancien Regime 

19 The Enlightenment 

Part 5: The Nineteenth Century 

20 The French Revolution 

21 The Age of Napoleon 

22 Industrialization and Social Change 

23 Reaction, Reform, Revolution, and Romanticism: 1815-1848 

24 The National State, Nationalism, and Imperialism: 1850-1914 

25 Culture, Thought, and Society: 1850-1914 

Part 6: The Twentieth Century: 1914 to the Present 

26 War and Revolution: 1914-1920 

27 Democracy, Depression, and Instability: The 1920s and 1930s 

28 Communism, Fascism, and Authoritarianism 

29 World War II and the Postwar World 

30 The Present in Perspective 

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World History 

• Spielvogel. National Geographic • © 2008 

Experiencing world history and understanding its relevance to 

the modern world is the goal of this program. The program 

addresses the importance of motivating students and engaging them in 

meaningful learning-learning that links the past with issues confronting 

young people today. This new edition is completely revised with a new 

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Unit 1 The First Civilizations and Empires, Prehistory to A.D. 500 

Unit 2 New Patterns of Civilizations, 400-1500 

Unit 3 The Early Modern World, 1400-1800 

Unit 4 An Era of European Imperialism, 1800-1914 

Unit 5 The Twentieth-Century Crisis, 1914-1945 

Unit 6 Toward a Global Civilization, 1945 to the Present 

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Traditions 

& Encounters 


• Bentley, Ziegler • Fourth Edition, 2008 

World 

Literature Library 

WOR LD HI STORY 

T 

his text covers the world as a whole, examining the formations 

and development of the world’s major societies (“traditions”), 

and exploring cross-cultural interactions and exchanges that have been 

some of the most effective agents of change in history (“encounters”). 

Features 

“Contexts and Connections” essays appear in approximately every 

other chapter, highlighting historical subjects with interesting links 

across eras. 

Each of the primary source excerpts, “Sources from the Past”, now 

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contextualize and think critically about the key issues raised in the 

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AM E R ICAN HI STORY 

The American Vision 

• Appleby, Brinkley, McPherson, Ritchie, National Geographic, 

• © 2007 • Grades 9-12 

American History 

A Survey 

• Brinkley • Twelfth Edition, © 2007 

P 

ut the work of a Pulitzer prize-winning author in your 

students' hands every day. The American Vision boasts an 

exceptional author team with specialized expertise in colonial, Civil War, 

20th-century, and Civil Rights history. The full panorama of American 

history comes alive through their vivid and accurate retelling, and the 

co-authorship of National Geographic ensures that the program's new 

maps, charts, and graphs are correct to the last detail. 


Unit 1: Three Worlds Meet, Beginnings to 1763 

Unit 2: Creating a Nation, 1754 to 1816 

Unit 3: The Young Republic, 1789-1850 

Unit 4: The Crisis of Union, 1848-1877 

Unit 5: The Birth of Modern America, 1877-1900 

Unit 6: Imperialism and Progressivism, 1890-1919 

Unit 7: Boom and Bust, 1920-1941 

Unit 8: Global Struggles, 1941 to 1960 

Unit 9: A Time of Upheaval, 1954-1980 

Unit 10: A Changing Society, 1968-Present 


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T 

his text explores areas of history such as social, cultural, 

urban, racial and ethnic history, and more history of the West 

and South, environmental history, and the history of women and gender. 

In addition, American history has not evolved in a vacuum, but as part 

of a larger global world. This text places American history into that global 

context, making connections for students who live in an ever-expanding 

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Clear connections between the history of the British colonies in North 

America and the larger, global context of migration and settlement, 

also known as the emergence of an “Atlantic World”. 

Expanded coverage of science and technology as important forces in 

American history. 

New final chapter brings recent history up-to-date, including the 

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Extensive new material on environmental history. 

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Alberta Social Studies 

Exploring 

Globalization 

• Senior Authors: Robert Gardner, Wayne Lavold • © 2007 

Designed specifically to support the New Alberta Social 

Studies senior high curriculum, this dynamic family of 

resources provide a clear framework by which students will further and 

apply their understandings of the complexities of globalization (10-1) 

and nationalism (20-1, 20-2). This framework integrates: 

An issues-based approach 

Effective inquiry strategies 

Scaffolded skill development 

Thought-provoking content and features 

Each resource package features a student text, teacher's resource 

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Features 

A rich array of over 450 photos, maps, illustrations, charts and 

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providing different points of view and perspectives on the issues 

Online Student Centres 

Templates and graphic organizers to support chapter content and 

activities 

Chapter highlights that serve as advance organizers and study aids 

Annotated Links to all Web Connections features in the student text 

Teacher's Resource Package 

Complete course planner organized into 75 fully supported lessons 

and activities 

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strategies 

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Image bank of text photos and illustrations in electronic format for 

use in classroom presentations 

T 

his 

engaging new resource has been created specifically for 

the new Alberta Social Studies 10-1 curriculum. 


Related Issue 1: To what extent should globalization 

shape identify? 

1 Globalization and Identity 

2 Identity and the Forces of Globalization 

3 Identity, the Media, and Communication Technology 

4 Affirming Identity, Language, and Culture 

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respond to the legacies of historical globalization? 

5 Foundations of Globalization 

6 Legacies of Historical Globalization 

7 Legacies of Historical Globalization in Canada 

8 Living with the Legacies of Historical Globalization 

Related Issue 3: To what extent does globalization contribute 

to sustainable prosperity for all people? 

9 Foundations of Economic Globalization 

10 Expanding Globalization 

11 Globalization and Sustainability 

12 Sustainable Prosperity - Challenges and Opportunities 

Related Issue 4: To what extent should I, as a citizen, respond 

to globalization? 

13 Human Rights, Democracy, and Globalization 

14 Global Awareness 

15 Global Connections 

16 The Global Citizen 

www.ExploringGlobalization.ca 


Teacher Resource Package 9780070976849 $205.23 

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Exploring 

Nationalism 

• Senior Authors: Robert Gardner, Margaret Hoogeveen, Daniel McDevitt, 

Angus Scully • © 2008 

Coming 

SPRING 2008 

Understanding 

Nationalism 

Senior Author: Margaret Hoogeveen • © 2008 

Coming 

SPRING 2008 


T 

his 

new resource has been created specifically for the new 

Alberta Social Studies 20-1 curriculum. 


Related Issue 1: To what extent should nation be the 

foundation of identity 

1 Nation and Identity 

2 Shaping Nationalism 

3 Nationalism, Identity, and Loyalty 

4 Reconciling Nationalist and Non-Nationalist Loyalties 

Related Issue 2: To what extent should national interest 

be pursued? 

5 National Interest and Foreign Policy 

6 Ultra-nationalism 

7 Ultra-nationalism and Crimes against Humanity 

8 National Self-Determination 

Related Issue 3: To what extent should internationalism 

be pursued? 

9 Nations, States, and Internationalism 

10 Foreign Policy and Internationalism 

11 Internationalism and Nationalism 

12 Internationalism and Global Issues 

Related Issue 4: To what extent should individuals and groups 

in Canada embrace a national identity? 

13 Visions of Canada 

14 Canadian Identity 

15 The Quest for Canadian Unity 

16 Visions of Canada 

U 

nderstanding Nationalism addresses not only the outcomes 

unique to the 20-2 curriculum, but also the unique needs 

of teachers and students in the 20-2 classroom. Ever respectful of the 

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CIVICS | GEOG RAPHY 

Civics 

Participating in a Democratic Society 

• Senior Author: Alan Skeoch • Authors: Lynn Moore, Peter Flaherty • © 2000 

• Grade 10 

Human Geography 

• Fellmann, Getis, Getis, Malinowski • Tenth Edition, © 2008 

A 

comprehensive 

resource that prepares students for a 

future as an informed, purposeful, active citizen. 

Features 

Rich with activities, case studies, political cartoons, interviews, primary 

sources, biographical profiles, and current relevant examples. 

A Day in the Life of… details the actions of participating citizens. 

Opportunities in each unit for students to actively participate in 

issues pertaining to civics and citizenship. 

Think...Discuss...Act sections in each chapter allow students to 

reflect on citizenship issues and turn them into present day actions. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/civics 

Student Resources include Web Connections and Study Quizzes. 

T 

his text introduces students to the scope and excitement of 

human geography while making clear the relevance of its 

content to their lives and roles as citizens of an increasingly interrelated 

world community. The book focuses on culture, society, and human 

activity from a geographic perspective. Another important feature of the 

text is its thorough and well-integrated coverage of gender roles in 

society and culture. The authors pay special attention to gender issues 

and assumes no previous experience in geography. 

mhhe.com/fellmann10e 

Text (Softcover, 576 pages) 9780077216047 


Student Text 007086389X $53.13 


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World Geography 

and Cultures 

• Boehm, National Geographic, • © 2008, Grades 9-12 

Student Atlas of 

Environmental Issues 

T 

his thematic atlas combines full-colour maps and data sets to 

introduce the student to the importance of the connections 

between geography and other areas of study. 

G EOG RAPHY 

Atlas of Environmental Issues (112 pages) 0-697-36520-4 


T 

he only high school geography text co-authored by National 

Geographic. Completely revised and updated for 2008. World 

Geography and Cultures helps students learn about regional patterns and 

processes in a way that captures their interest and shows geography's 

relevance to their lives. 


Unit 1: The World 

Unit 2: The United States and Canada 

Unit 3: Latin America 

Unit 4: Europe 

Unit 5: Russia 

Unit 6: North Africa, Southwest Asia, and Central Asia 

Unit 7: Africa South of the Sahara 

Unit 8: South Asia 

Unit 9: East Asia 

Unit 10: Southeast Asia 

Unit 11: Australia, Oceania, and Antarctica 

Each unit is organized as follows: 

First Chapter: The Physical Geography of the Region 

Second Chapter: The Cultural Geography of the Region 

Third Chapter: The Region Today 

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National Geographic 

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• National Geographic 

T 

his comprehensive, colourful atlas of accurate maps, engaging 

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G EOG RAPHY 

Canadian Geography 

A Sense of Place 

Senior Author: Kim Wallace, Halton District School Board; Authors: Linda Barrett, 

District School Board of Niagara; Paul VanZant, Peel District School Board; Lew 

French, OISE/University of Toronto • © 2006 

A 

100% match to the Ontario curriculum for Geography of 

Canada, Grade 9, Applied (CGC1P). 

Features 

Two-page spread format with no page turning and a maximum of 

400 words per lesson 

3-4 GIS activities for every unit 

Teacher's Resource 

Binder format with over 300 pages of teacher notes and includes 

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Image bank on CD-ROM and complete Teacher's Resource on 

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Unit 1: Canada: All Systems GO! 

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Theme 1: Systems Alert!: Protecting Our Environment 

Theme 2: Systems Thinking: Ecozones in Canada 

Theme 3: Systematic Protection: Endangered Spaces 

Unit 2: Living in Canada 

Your Challenge: Should the growth of our communities be controlled? 

Theme 1: What Makes Canada a Great Place to Live? 

Theme 2: Who We Are 

Theme 3: Where We Live 

Theme 4: How Are We Changing Places? 

Theme 5: How Can I Make a Difference? 

Unit 3: Made in Canada 

Your Challenge: How can we work and live more sustainably? 

Theme 1: Industrial Strength Canada 

Theme 2: Power it Up! 

Theme 3: We Need to Work Differently! 

Unit 4: Connecting Canadians 

Your Challenge: Is it time to change my connections? 

Theme 1: Trade Connects Us 

Theme 2: Transportation Connects Us 

Theme 3: Communication Connects Us 

Theme 4: Culture Connects Us 

Theme 5: Our Humanity Connects Us 

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GIS: Applying Geographic Information Systems to Solve Geographic Problems 

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Earth Science 

Geology, the Environment, and the Universe 

Borrero, Hess, Kunze, Leslie, Letro, Manga, Sharp, Snow, Zike, National 

Geographic • © 2008 • Grades 9-10 

Bring alive the forces that shape our world with Glencoe's 

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Unit 7 Resources and the 

Environment 

Unit 8 Beyond Earth 

Glencoe 

Physical Science 

• © 2008 

Integrates physics, chemistry, Earth science, space science, 

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Physical Geology 

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The Nature of Matter 

Diversity of Matter 

Interactions of Matter 

• Plummer, McGeary, Carlson, Eyles, Eyles • Second Canadian Edition, © 2007 

EARTH SCI E NCE 


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Geology, the Environment, 

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• Contributing Author: The National Geographic Society • © 2005 


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SOCIOLOGY 

Images of Society 

Introduction to Anthropology, 

Psychology and Sociology 

• Authors: Dennis Gerrard, Charles Hawkes, Reg Hawes, Dick Holland, Marc 

Keirstead Feature Writer: Jennifer Watt • © 2001 • Grade 11 

Sociology and You 

• Sheppard, Greene, • © 2008, Grades 10-12 

W 

ritten for the Ontario Introduction to Anthropology, 

Psychology and Sociology, Grade 11, University/College 

Preparation course (HSP3M). Images of Society is organized around 

issues such as: our common qualities, our diversity, our conflicts, our 

social structures, and our global connections. These issues are presented 

from the points of view of the three social science disciplines, allowing 

students to become familiar with current social science thinking. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/images 





Unit 1: Self And Others 

1 What Makes Us Human? 

2 How We Communicate 

3 What Shapes Our Behaviour? 

4 Rites of Passage 

Unit 1 Culminating Activity 

Unit 2: Social Structures and Institutions 

5 Social Institutions 

6 Change in Social Institutions 

7 Socialization and Social Restraint 

8 Groups and Group Behaviour 


Unit 3: Social Organization 

9 Conflict and Cohesion 

10 Discrimination 

11 Anti-social Behaviour 

12 Social Movements and Organizations 


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2 Sociologists Doing Research 

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3 Culture 

4 Socialization 

5 Social Structure and Society 

6 Groups and Formal Organizations 

7 Deviance and Social Control 

Unit 3: Social Inequality 

8 Social Stratification 

9 Inequalities of Race and Ethnicity 

10 Inequalities of Gender and Age 

Unit 4: Social Institutions 

11 The Family 

12 Education 

13 Political and Economic Institutions 

14 Religion 

15 Sport 

Unit 5: Social Change 

16 Population and Urbanization 

17 Social Change and Collective Behavior 


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Understanding 

Psychology 

• Kasschau • © 2008, Grades 10-12 

Psychology 

Frontiers and Applications 

• Passer, Smith, Atkinson, Mitchell, Muir • Second Canadian Edition, 

© 2005 

P SYCHOLOGY 

Understanding Psychology strives to make psychology fun, 

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Unit 1: Approaches to Psychology 

1 Introducing Psychology 

2 Psychological Research Methods and Statistics 

Unit 2: The Life Span 

3 Infancy and Childhood 

4 Adolescence 

5 Adulthood and Old Age 

Unit 3: The Workings of Mind and Body 

6 Body and Behavior 

7 Altered States of Consciousness 

8 Sensation and Perception 

Unit 4: Learning and Cognitive Processes 

9 Learning: Principles and Applications 

10 Memory and Thought 

11 Thinking and Language 

12 Motivation and Emotion 

Unit 5: Personality and Individuality 

13 Psychological Testing 

14 Theories of Personality 

Unit 6: Adjustment and Breakdown 

15 Stress and Health 

16 Psychological Disorders 

17 Therapy and Change 

Unit 7: Social Psychology 

18 Individual Interaction 

19 Group Interaction 

20 Attitudes and Social Influence 

21 Psychology: Present and Future 

Beginning with the view that behaviour can be studied at 

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PH I LOSOPHY | LAW 

Philosophy 

Questions and Theories 

• Senior Authors: Paul Paquette, Laura Gini-Newman • Authors: Peter Flaherty, 

Michael Horton, David Jopling, Peter Yan, Peg Tittle Ph.D, Heather Mackay Miller 

• © 2003 • Grade 12 

Understanding 

the Law 

• Dickinson, Liepner, Talos, Buckingham • Second Edition, © 1996, • Grade 12 

P 

hilosophy: Questions and Theories is a textbook written to 

match the new Ontario Philosophy grade 12 curriculum 

(H2T4U). This text presents a detailed exploration of logic and the 

philosophy of science, metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, 

and social and political philosophy. 


Introduction: The Nature of Philosophy 

1 Introducing Philosophy 

2 Human Nature 

Unit 1: Logic 

3 Introducing Logic 

4 Applying Logic 

5 The Philosophy of Science 

Unit 2: Metaphysics 

6 Introducing Metaphysics 

7 From Mind to Metamind 

8 A Meaning for Existence 

Unit 3: Epistemology 

9 Introducing Epistemology 

10 Epistemological Theories and Methods 

11 Knowledge and Truth 

Unit 4: Ethics 

12 Introducing Ethics 

13 Exploring Answers to Questions that Matter 

14 Ethics in the World 

Unit 5: Aesthetics 

15 Introducing Aesthetics 

16 Theories, Categories, and Types of Art 

17 Beauty 

Unit 7: Social and Political Philosophy 

18 Introducing Social and Political Philosophy 

19 Theories of Social and Political Philosophy 

20 Society and Politics in the World 

U 

nderstanding the Law promotes an understanding of 

Canadian and international law — its origins and social 

implications. By examining emerging legal issues and precedent setting 

cases, this text helps students build a framework for critically analysing 

and evaluating Canada’s legal system, developing higher level thinking 

skills, and debating contemporary legal issues and the impact on society. 

In the Courts feature includes actual cases, with full citations, outlining 

facts, issues held and judicial reasoning, followed by questions. 

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Student resources include Study Quizzes and Web Connection. 

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Understanding 

Economics 

• Lovewell • School Edition, © 2004 • Grade 12 

Economics 

• McConnell, Brue • Seventeenth Edition, © 2008 

ECONOM ICS 

U 

nderstanding 

Economics is straightforward, concise and 

has been praised for its clear writing style. 

Features 

Chapter Focus provides students with an easy to follow road-map of 

the chapter. 

Online Learning Centre features self-grading quizzes, Internet 

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Instructor's Website provides an extra set of end-of-chapter problems 

and provides current Issues in Economics. 


Part 1: Working With Economics 

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2 Demand and Supply 

3 Competitive Dynamics and Government 

Part 2: Efficiency and Equity 

4 Costs of Production 

5 Perfect Competition 

6 Monopoly and Imperfect Competition 

7 Wages, Rent, Interest, and Profit 

8 Income Distribution 

Part 3: Economic Stability 

9 Measures of Economic Activity 

10 Inflation and Unemployment 

11 Economic Fluctuations 

12 Fiscal Policy 

13 Money 

14 Monetary Policy 

Part 4: Canada in the Global Economy 

15 The Foreign Sector 

16 Foreign Trade 

17 Economic Growth 

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CR ITICAL THI N KI NG 

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History 

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Index 

A History of the Modern World, Palmer, Colton, Kramer, 

10/e, © 2007 ......................................................................................................7 

American History: A Survey, Brinkley, 12/e, © 2007................................10 

Annual Editions, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin ......................................................11 

Canada: The Story of Our Heritage (Grade 7)..............................................5 

Canada: A Nation Unfolding, Newman, Eaton, Holland, 

Montgomery, Riddoch, © 2000 ....................................................................4 

Canada: A Nation Unfolding, Newman, 1/C/e, © 1995..........................24 

Canada: The Story of a Developing Nation (Grade 8)................................5 

Canadian Case Law Studies, Dickinson, Talos, © 2004 ..........................24 

Canadian Geography: A Sense of Place, 

Wallace, Barrett, VanZant, French, © 2006 ..............................................16 

Canadian History: A Sense of Time, © 2006 ................................................3 

Civics: Participating in a Democratic Society, 

Skeoch, Moore, Flaherty, © 2000 ..............................................................14 

Critical Challenges Across the Curriculum ..................................................22 

Defining Canada: History, Identity, and Culture, 

Brune et al, © 2003 ..........................................................................................4 

Dinah Zike's Teaching with Foldables........................................................23 

Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe, 

Borrero et al, National Geographic, © 2008 ............................................17 

Earth Science: Geology, the Environment, and the Universe, 

© 2005................................................................................................................17 

Echoes from the Past: World History to the 16th Century, 

Newman et al ......................................................................................................6 

Economics, McConnell, Brue, 17/e, © 2008 ..............................................21 

Exploring Globalization, Gardner, Lavold, © 2007 ....................................12 

Exploring Nationalism, ......................................................................................13 

Glencoe Physical Science, © 2008................................................................17 

Glencoe World History, Spielvogel. National Geographic, © 2008 ........8 

Glencoe World History, Spielvogel, © 2005 ..................................................8 

Glencoe World Geography, Boehm, National Geographic, © 2005 ....24 

History of a Free Nation, Bragdon, McCutchen, Ritchie, © 1998 ........24 

Human Geography, 

Fellmann, Getis, Getis, Malinowski, 10/e, © 2008..................................14 

Human Heritage, 3/e, © 2006 ..........................................................................7 

Human Heritage: A World History, 

Greenblatt, Lemmo, 2/e, © 2004 ................................................................24 

Ideologies, Booi, Baldwin, 3/e, © 1998........................................................24 

Images of Society: Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology and 

Sociology, Gerrard et al, © 2001....................................................................18 

Legacy: The West and the World, Newman, © 2003 ................................6 

National Geographic World Atlas, National Geographic..........................15 

Philosophy Questions and Theories, 

Paquette, Gini-Newman, © 2003 ................................................................20 

Physical Geology and the Environment, 

Plummer, McGeary, Carlson, Eyles, Eyles, 2/C/e, © 2007 ....................17 

Psychology and You, McMahon, McMahon, Romano, © 2000............24 

Psychology Frontiers and Applications, 

Passer, Smith, Atkinson, Mitchell, Muir, 2/C/e, © 2005........................19 

Reading Social Studies ....................................................................................23 

Sociology and You, Sheppard, Greene, © 2008........................................18 

Student Atlas of Environmental Issues..........................................................15 

Taking Sides, McGraw-Hill/Dushkin..............................................................11 

The American Vision, Appleby, Brinkley, McPherson, 

Ritchie, National Geographic, © 2007 ......................................................10 

Traditions and Encounters: A Global Perspective, 

Bentley, Ziegler ,3/e, © 2006..........................................................................9 

Understanding Economics, Lovewell, School Edition, © 2004..............21 

Understanding the Law, Dickinson, Liepner, Talos, 

Buckingham, 2/e, © 1996 ............................................................................20 

Understanding Nationalism..............................................................................13 

Understanding Psychology, Kasschau, © 2008 ........................................19 



Western Civilization: Sources, Images, and Interpretations, 

Sherman, 7/e, © 2008 ......................................................................................8 

World Geography and Cultures, 

Boehm, National Geographic, © 2008 ......................................................15 

World Literature Library ......................................................................................9 

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