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Canadian History<br />
Defining Canada<br />
History, Identity, and Culture<br />
• Senior Author: Nick Brune • Authors: Mark Bulgutch, Alison Faulknor,<br />
John Fielding, Reg Hawes, Maryrose O’Neill • © 2002 • Grade 12<br />
Written for the Ontario curriculum: Canada: History, Culture<br />
and Identity, Grade 12, University Preparation, (CHI4U),<br />
Defining Canada: History, Identity, and Culture examines the interconnectedness<br />
of Canadian history, identity, and culture. Starting from<br />
pre-contact times, Defining Canada traces the social, economic,<br />
and political changes in Canada to present-day society.<br />
Canada<br />
A Nation Unfolding<br />
• Senior Author: Garfield Newman • Authors: Holland, Montgomery,<br />
Riddoch • Ontario Edition, © 2000 • Grade 10<br />
Anational best-seller for 20th century Canadian history.<br />
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Student Resources include Web Connections. For a<br />
detailed description of text features and teacher’s<br />
support material, please visit our website.<br />
Table of Contents<br />
Unit 1 Aboriginal Societies 1000-1600<br />
1 Early Voices in the New Land<br />
2 Viking Intrusion<br />
3 Difference and Diversity<br />
Unit 2 New France 1604-1763<br />
4 The Age of Discovery and the Beginning of New France<br />
5 Uncertain Growth and Evolution<br />
6 Looking East: Acadia<br />
7 The Fall of New France<br />
Unit 3 English Colonial Culture, 1763-1867<br />
8 Tentative New Identities<br />
9 Changed Society and Altered Identity<br />
10 Reform, Radicals, Rebellions, and Responsible Government<br />
11 Confederation: Ensuring Cultural Survival<br />
Unit 4 Consolidating Culture and Identity, 1867-1918<br />
12 Confederation Post Script<br />
13 Industrialism and Urbanism<br />
14 Striving for Accommodation: Laurier and the “Sunny Ways” Approach<br />
15 World War One<br />
Unit 5 Maturing Culture and Identity, 1919-1945<br />
16 A Decade of Drift<br />
17 The Great Depression<br />
18 World War Two: Prices Paid, Victories Gained, and Lessons Learned<br />
Unit 6 Canada’s Coming of Age, 1945-1970<br />
19 The Golden Age of Diplomacy: Carving an International Role<br />
20 Turbulent Decade: Coming Apart in the Sixties<br />
21 The FLQ and the End of Innocence<br />
Unit 7 Shifting Identities, Many Cultures<br />
22 The Politics of Chaos: Trudeau to Chretien<br />
23 Cultural Pluralism: Challenges and Conflict<br />
24 Finding Ourselves: The Pen, the Voice, and the Brush<br />
25 Into the 21st Century<br />
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Table of Contents<br />
1 Laying the Foundations of Nationhood<br />
Unit 1: Canada at the Turn of the Century<br />
2 A Nation Emerges<br />
3 Canada in the World at the Dawn of a New Century<br />
4 Canada’s Emerging Diversity<br />
5 Life in Canada at the Turn of the Century<br />
Unit 2: Canadians and the Great War<br />
6 Canada’s Response to a Global Crisis (to 1915)<br />
7 Mobilizing a Nation for War<br />
8 Canadians on the Battlefields of Europe: 1915-1918<br />
9 The Great War’s Lasting Legacy for Canada<br />
Unit 3: From Boom to Bust: Canada in the 1920s and the 1930s<br />
10 Tumultuous Times for Canada<br />
11 Regional Reactions to the Boom and Bust<br />
12 Surviving the Roller Coaster: Life in Canada 1920-1939<br />
13 Canada’s Growing Autonomy<br />
Unit 4: Democracy at a Crossroads: Canadians in World War II<br />
14 Canada’s Response to the Growing International Crisis (to 1940)<br />
15 Mobilizing a Nation for War: Social and Economic Costs of War<br />
16 Canada’s Role in the Defeat of Fascism<br />
17 Political and Economic Consequences of War for Canada and the World<br />
Unit 5: A Nation Matures: Canada 1945-1968<br />
18 The Changing Face of Canada<br />
19 Canada’s Coming of Age<br />
20 One Nation, Many Regions<br />
21 Canada’s Entry onto the World Stage<br />
Unit 6: Contemporary Canada: 1968-2000<br />
22 Canada and the World, 1968-2000<br />
23 The Canadian Economy, 1968-2000<br />
24 Canada: A Community of Communities<br />
25 The Search for Canada within an Emerging Global Community<br />
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