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Canadian History
Defining Canada
History, Identity, and Culture
• Senior Author: Nick Brune • Authors: Mark Bulgutch, Alison Faulknor,
John Fielding, Reg Hawes, Maryrose O’Neill • © 2002 • Grade 12
Written 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.
Canada
A Nation Unfolding
• Senior Author: Garfield Newman • Authors: Holland, Montgomery,
Riddoch • Ontario Edition, © 2000 • Grade 10
Anational best-seller for 20th century Canadian history.
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Table of Contents
Unit 1 Aboriginal Societies 1000-1600
1 Early Voices in the New Land
2 Viking Intrusion
3 Difference and Diversity
Unit 2 New France 1604-1763
4 The Age of Discovery and the Beginning of New France
5 Uncertain Growth and Evolution
6 Looking East: Acadia
7 The Fall of New France
Unit 3 English Colonial Culture, 1763-1867
8 Tentative New Identities
9 Changed Society and Altered Identity
10 Reform, Radicals, Rebellions, and Responsible Government
11 Confederation: Ensuring Cultural Survival
Unit 4 Consolidating Culture and Identity, 1867-1918
12 Confederation Post Script
13 Industrialism and Urbanism
14 Striving for Accommodation: Laurier and the “Sunny Ways” Approach
15 World War One
Unit 5 Maturing Culture and Identity, 1919-1945
16 A Decade of Drift
17 The Great Depression
18 World War Two: Prices Paid, Victories Gained, and Lessons Learned
Unit 6 Canada’s Coming of Age, 1945-1970
19 The Golden Age of Diplomacy: Carving an International Role
20 Turbulent Decade: Coming Apart in the Sixties
21 The FLQ and the End of Innocence
Unit 7 Shifting Identities, Many Cultures
22 The Politics of Chaos: Trudeau to Chretien
23 Cultural Pluralism: Challenges and Conflict
24 Finding Ourselves: The Pen, the Voice, and the Brush
25 Into the 21st Century
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Table of Contents
1 Laying the Foundations of Nationhood
Unit 1: Canada at the Turn of the Century
2 A Nation Emerges
3 Canada in the World at the Dawn of a New Century
4 Canada’s Emerging Diversity
5 Life in Canada at the Turn of the Century
Unit 2: Canadians and the Great War
6 Canada’s Response to a Global Crisis (to 1915)
7 Mobilizing a Nation for War
8 Canadians on the Battlefields of Europe: 1915-1918
9 The Great War’s Lasting Legacy for Canada
Unit 3: From Boom to Bust: Canada in the 1920s and the 1930s
10 Tumultuous Times for Canada
11 Regional Reactions to the Boom and Bust
12 Surviving the Roller Coaster: Life in Canada 1920-1939
13 Canada’s Growing Autonomy
Unit 4: Democracy at a Crossroads: Canadians in World War II
14 Canada’s Response to the Growing International Crisis (to 1940)
15 Mobilizing a Nation for War: Social and Economic Costs of War
16 Canada’s Role in the Defeat of Fascism
17 Political and Economic 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 (Grade 7)
The Story of a Developing Nation (Grade 8)
• Senior Authors: Elspeth Deir, John Fielding • Authors: George Adams,
Nick Brune, Peter Grant, Stephanie Smith Abram, Carol White • © 2000 •
Grades 7 and 8
The stories and people of Canada’s past all come to life in
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Table of Contents
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
Canada: The Story of a Developing Nation, Grade 8
Table of Contents
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
The Story Today
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Civics
Participating in a Democratic Society
• Senior Author: Alan Skeoch • Authors: Lynn Moore, Peter Flaherty • ©
2000 • Grade 10
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Features
Rich with activities, case studies, political cartoons, interviews,
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A Day in the Life of… details the actions of participating
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Canadian History
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
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Table of Contents
Prologue: Making History in the West
Introduction: Redefining Progress
Unit One: The World Reinvented
1 Renaissance and Reformation, 1480-1648
2 The Age of Absolutism, 1648-1715
3 Contact and Conflict, 1480-1715
Unit Two: 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 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, Chris Simpson, Narenda Wagle • © 2001 • Grade 11
Written for the Ontario World History to the Sixteenth
Century, Grade 11, University/College Preparation
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presented in chronological order. Opportunities for students to
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An Introduction to the Study of History
Unit 1 The Near East
1 Origins of Civilization
2 Egypt and Mesopotamia
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 Civilizations
Unit 4 Asia
9 India
10 China
11 Japan
Unit 5 The Americas
12 The Maya
13 The Aztec
14 The Inca
Unit 6 The Middle Ages
15 The Early Middle Ages
16 The High Middle Ages
17 The Late Middle Ages
18 The Renaissance and Reformation
Unit 7 Towards The Modern Age
19 Seeds of the Global Village
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Human Heritage
A World History
• Greenblatt, Lemmo • Second Edition, © 2004
World Art & Architecture
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This updated textbook presents a chronological-topical history
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Unit One: Place and Time
Unit Two: River Valley Civilizations
Unit Three: Ideas and Armies
Unit Four: The Greeks
Unit Five: The Romans
Unit Six: The Early Middle Ages
Unit Seven: Emergence of New Empires
Unit Eight: The Late Middle Ages
Unit Nine: Beginning of Modern Times
Unit Ten: The Changing World
Unit Eleven: Nations and Empires
Unit Twelve: The Twentieth Century
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Western Civilization
Sources, Images, and Interpretations
• Sherman • Sixth Edition, © 2004
Glencoe
World History
• Spielvogel • National Geographic • © 2005
W orld History
This collection of primary, secondary, and visual sources
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Tables of Contents
Part One: 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 Two: 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 Three: Renaissance, Reformation, and Expansion
12 The Renaissance
13 The Reformation
14 Overseas Expansion and New Politics
Part Four: 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 Ancient Regime
19 The Enlightenment
Part Five: The Ninteenth 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 Six: 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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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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History of a Free Nation
• Bragdon, McCutchen, Ritchie • © 1999
American Odyssey
• Nash • © 2004
American History
History of a Free Nation is a dramatic retelling of America’s
history, from its earliest beginnings to the present. A
compelling narrative integrates primary sources for a truly firstperson
account of historical events.
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Enrichment Activities
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Cooperative Learning Activities
Political Cartoons in American History
Supreme Court Case Studies
Concept Mapping Activities
The Spirit of American Art and Music
American Literary Heritage
American Portraits, Section Quizzes
Chapter and Unit Tests
Performance Assessment Strategies and Activities
Table of Contents
Unit 1 A New World: Prehistory to 1776
Unit 2 Creating a Nation: 1650–1789
Unit 3 Launching the Republic: 1789–1824
Unit 4 Toward a Democracy: 1820–1854
Unit 5 Division and Reunion: 1825–1877
Unit 6 New Horizons: 1860–1900
Unit 7 Entering a New Century: 1867–1920
Unit 8 Crusade and Disillusion: 1914–1932
Unit 9 Times of Crisis: 1932–1960
Unit 10 Redefining America: 1954–Present
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that is our time – the 20th century and beyond.
Table of Contents
Unit One: A Nation of Nations, 40,000 B.C.–1800 A.D.
Unit Two: Rift and Reunion, 1800–1900
Unit Three: The Roots of a Modern Nation, 1880–1920
Unit Four: The New Era of the Twenties, 1920–1929
Unit Five: Economic Crisis and the New Deal, 1929–1939
Unit Six: The United States Transformed, 1933–1945
Unit Seven: The Postwar World, 1945–1963
Unit Eight: Toward Equality and Social Reform, 1954–1979
Unit Nine: The Troubled Years, 1964–1980
Unit Ten: New Challenges, 1980–Present
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Images of Society
Introduction to Anthropology,
Psychology and Sociology
• Authors: Dennis Gerrard, Charles Hawkes, Dick Holland, Mark Keirstead,
Jennifer Watt • © 2001 • Grade 11
Written 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
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social science disciplines, allowing students to become familiar
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Table of Contents
Unit 1: Self And Others
1 What Makes Us Human
2 How We Communicate
3 What Shapes Our Behaviour
4 Rites of Passage
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 Antisocial Behaviour
12 Social Movements and Organization
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Understanding Psychology
• Kasschau • © 2003
Table of Contents
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
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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 • © 2002 • Grade 12
Questions That Matter
An Invitation to Philosophy
• Miller, Jensen • Fifth Edition, © 2004
Philosophy
Philosophy: Questions and Theories is a textbook written to match
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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
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Introduction: the Nature of Philosophy
1 What Is Philosophy
2 A Little Logic
Part One: The Question of Reality
3 The First Metaphysicians
4 The Idea of Form
5 Mind and Matter
6 Idealism
7 Materialism
Part Two: The Question of Knowledge
8 Skepticism
9 The Way of Reason
10 The Way of Experience
11 The Problem of Certainty
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12 God and the World
13 God and Reason
14 Religious Experience
15 God and Evil
Part Four: The Question of Morality
16 Challenges to Morality
17 Consequentialism
18 The Role of Duty
19 Virtues and Religious Morality
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20 Some Historical Background
21 Liberalism
22 The Communitarian Challenge
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Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
Unit 5
Unit 6
Unit 7
Unit 8
Unit 9
Unit 10
Unit 11
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Latin America
Europe
Russia
North Africa, Southwest Asia
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South Asia
East Asia
Southeast Asia
Australia, Oceania, and Antartica
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