Canadian and world history.
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Everything you need to teach Grade 10 Canadian History since World War I for a full semester: six units from historical thinking to Canada today, original source sets, every summative with a rubric, the culminating inquiry and a final evaluation.
Historical inquiry from the ground up: question types, primary and secondary sources, the four concepts of historical thinking and an original 1918 source set, ending with a document-based Source Detective task.
World War I, the home front, conscription, the Winnipeg General Strike, residential schools, the vote for women and the Roaring Twenties, ending with a Turning Point museum exhibit.
The Depression, extreme ideologies and the Holodomor, antisemitism in Canada, World War II at home and overseas, internment and the Holocaust, ending with a Voices of the Era perspective project.
The Cold War, the welfare state, Black Canadians' fight for equality, Indigenous rights, the Quiet Revolution, women's rights and the Charter, ending with a Defining Moments debate.
Free trade, Quebec and the Constitution, regionalism, land rights and reconciliation, rights and citizenship and Canada in the world, ending with an Unfinished Business policy brief.
A culminating historical inquiry into a turning point since 1914, review lessons across the century, and an original written final exam with a marking guide.
Five stand-alone CHC2D lessons for flex days, short weeks and supply teachers, each tied to specific curriculum expectations.
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