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Sample Pages © 2007 by Portage & Main Press Portage & Main Press acknowledges the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Book Publishing Industry Development Program (BPDIP) for our publishing activities. All rights reserved. Except as noted, no part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means – graphic, electronic, or otherwise – without the prior written permission of the publisher. Artwork: Marilyn Mackay Book and cover design by Relish Design Studio Ltd. Printed and bound in Canada Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication McDowell, Linda, 1940- Teacher’s guide for People and stories of Canada to 1867 / Linda McDowell, Marilyn Mackay. Includes bibliographical references. Supplement to: People and stories of Canada to 1867. ISBN 978-1-55379-114-0 1. Canada--History--To 1763 (New France)--Study and teaching. 2. Canada--History-- 1763-1867--Study and teaching. 3. Canada--Biography--Study and teaching. I. Mackay, Marilyn II. Visser-Wikkerink, Michele. People and stories of Canada to 1867. III. Title. FC170.V57 2007 Suppl. 971 C2007-905001-8 Portage & Main Press 100-318 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg, MB Canada R3A 0A2 Email: books@portageandmainpress.com Tel: 204-987-3500 Toll-free fax: 1-866-734-8477 Toll-free: 1-800-667-9673 Portage & Main Press
Sample Pages Contents To the Teacher ......................................................................................................... 1 Some Suggestions for Planning to Teach a History Topic ............................... 5 Introduction: Getting to Know Your Textbook ................................................... 7 Part 1: First Peoples – Preview .............................................................................. 15 1 The Origins of First Peoples of North America ......................................... 19 2 Connections to the Land ............................................................................... 51 3 Canada’s First Peoples ................................................................................... 75 Part 2: Early European Colonization – Timeline ................................................ 101 4 The Europeans Come to North America .................................................... 105 5 The French in Canada, 1604–1759 ................................................................ 139 6 The British in North America ....................................................................... 171 Part 3: The Fur Trade – Timeline .......................................................................... 191 7 The Early Days of the Fur Trade, 1604–1760 .............................................. 193 8 Into the Great Northwest ............................................................................... 219 9 A New Nation: The Métis ............................................................................... 245 Part 4: From British Colony to Confederation .................................................... 269 10 A Question of Loyalties ................................................................................ 271 11 A Colony’s Growing Pains ............................................................................ 303 12 Rebellion and Reform ................................................................................... 327 13 From Colony to Country .............................................................................. 355 14 Citizenship Then and Now ........................................................................... 403 Appendix A: Assessment ........................................................................................ 407 Appendix B: General Blackline Masters ............................................................... 409 Appendix C: General Maps ..................................................................................... 429 Appendix D: Resources ........................................................................................... 435 Portage & Main Press
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