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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. www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/canada+nation Student Resources include Web Connections. For a detailed description of text features and teacher’s support material, please visit our website. www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/definingcanada Student Resources include Web Connections. For a detailed description of text features and teacher’s support material, please visit our website. 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 Student Text 0-07-091383-8 $69.50 Teacher's Resource Guide on CD-ROM 0-07-091385-4 $119.95 Teacher's Resource Guide in Print 0-07-091599-7 $139.50 Computerized Assessment Bank 0-07-091384-6 $204.95 * To order French editions, see page 184 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 Student Text 0-07-560903-7 $62.16 Teacher's Resource 0-07-560901-0 $206.60 Catholic Values Teacher's Resource 0-07-086480-2 $39.31 Computerized Assessment Bank (Windows/Macintosh) 0-07-560902-9 $246.52 History Teacher Assessment Kit 0-07-087598-7 $45.45 Video 0-07-086353-9 $193.85 * To order French editions, see page 184 92 To Order: 1-800-565-5758 Fax: 1-800-463-5885 www.mcgrawhill.ca/school
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 this two book series written to address Ontario’s history curriculum for grades 7 and 8. Canada: The Story of Our Heritage, Grade 7 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 Grade 7 Student Text 0-07-560735-2 $49.25 Teacher's Resource Binder 0-07-560736-0 $185.46 Catholic Values Teacher's Resource 0-07-086478-0 $33.15 Computerized Assessment Bank 0-07-560737-9 $228.91 Video 0-07-086351-2 $204.14 Grade 8 Student Text 0-07-560738-7 $49.25 Teacher's Resource Binder 0-07-560739-5 $185.46 Catholic Values Teacher's Resource 0-07-086479-9 $25.77 Computerized Assessment Bank 0-07-560740-9 $239.81 Video 0-07-086352-0 $204.14 * To order French editions, see page 184 Civics Participating in a Democratic Society • Senior Author: Alan Skeoch • Authors: Lynn Moore, Peter Flaherty • © 2000 • Grade 10 Acomprehensive 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 Connection and Study Quizzes. Student Text 0-07-086389-X $43.38 Teacher's Resource Binder 0-07-086390-3 $194.30 Catholic Values Teacher's Resource 0-07-086391-1 $39.31 Video 0-07-086392-X $162.32 Canadian History www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/canada+heritage www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/csdn Student Resources include Study Quizzes, Hands On Activities, and Web connection. For a detailed description of text features and teacher’s support material, please visit our website. To Order: 1-800-565-5758 Fax: 1-800-463-5885 www.mcgrawhill.ca/school 93
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