January 3: Update

Happy new year, sweet angels! I hope you are all well, that Christmas was fun and that 2024 is a great year for you. We could use a lot more snow. 

As you know, we'll (probably) be back next Tuesday (day 6, 02 blue; Wednesday, day 7; 01 red). I will review the Laurier era (notes, short booklet... and yes, there'll still be a short test a few days later) and start the Second Phase of Industrialization (notes & textbook pages posted on the new google classroom on Nov. 26). 

To help you get into the swing of things, especially if you are BORED, I have edited and reposted ch. 1 quizizz. They are available with these codes until January 13 (after that, don't use these codes).

CHAPTER 1: Please remember to use your REAL name.
QZ 1: Durham to end of protectionism: 76661637
QZ 2: Background to Confederation: 79509626
QZ 3: Reciprocity to Confederation: 88488032
QZ 4: Metis rebellions, Treaties & the Indian Act: 85428374
QZ 5: Industrialization & social change: 88903886

Laurier era, test information:

-16 short answer questions

-foreign and domestic policy

Nov. 26: FAE strike continues.

Not sure if parents shared information that I emailed last Sunday. Thus, I'll communicate via google classroom with both red & blue groups. I've uploaded notes and readings (yay!) and a link to the blog.

Available on G-class:

-Laurier era notes (upcoming test)  

-2nd phase - new notes for those who write out all their notes OR those who have the next F-I-B pages (red group)

-corresponding textbook pages

Quizizz:

-Laurier (still running): 7415 5386

-new: 2nd phase of industrialization: 8858 9819 

Laurier era, test information:

-16 short answer questions

-foreign and domestic policy

Two week plan: Nov. 6-Nov. 15: Laurier's foreign & domestic policies

Nov. 6: Monday (blue): Strike morning

-for those in attendance, we will go over the chapter 1 exam

November 7-10: Laurier & Canada's role in the British empire

Tuesday & Thursday (red) & (blue):

1. Start Laurier era, 1896-1911

-discussion:

-who was Wilfrid Laurier?

-explain vocab: nationalism, imperialism, autonomy

2. Notes, p. 1 & 2: 

-Canada's role in the Brit. empire (foreign policy: Boer War, the naval issue, WWI)

3. Start booklet: 

-complete p. 1-2

Friday: (red)

-Remembrance Day ceremony (LiFT & part of period 2)

-review Laurier & foreign policy

November 13-15: Domestic policies

-notes, p. 3: Migration

-gov't measures re. immigration

-rise of xenophobia & Canada's immigration policy after 1906

-notes, p. 4-5:

-notes, p. 4: French Catholic minorities in Canada

-finish booklet

TEST: Laurier Era

after the 4 ped. day break:

16 short answer questions

-study notes, p. 1-4 & Laurier booklet

-definitions, politicians, Eng. imperialism vs. French Canadian nationalism, immigration & results, minorities in Canada...

QUIZZIZ: 

-Laurier era: 7415 5386

November 16, 17; 20, 21:

-4 ped days; the beginning of three Common Front strike days

-Nov. 24: hard picket line by FAE strikers (teachers on the French side)

-email update to parents: notes to study & textbook reading (next topic: 2nd phase of industrialization)

Oct. 30-Nov. 3: Chapter 1 Exam

 Ch. 1 Exam: Thursday (02) & Friday (01)

21 short answer questions, based on documents; know the following topics:

-Act of Union (change & continuity, territory); 

-responsible gov't (events, politicians, means, change, dates);

-economic issues (end of protectionism, Reciprocity T., domestic market, National Policy); 

-confederation (politicians, time period, territory of Dominion of Canada); 

-problems associated with Canada's growth (fed-provincial issues, provincial autonomy, Metis uprisings, railway); 

-first phase of industrialization & social change (industries, characteristics, social change, urbanization, conditions in factories, in working class neighbourhoods...); 

-migration (urbanization, emigration, colonization); 

-the Church's role in Quebec (debate between ultramontanes & anticlericals).

STUDY:

-notes (17 pages) and handouts

-textbook mini-summaries: pp. 37, 53, 65, 83, & 99

-pp. 102-104, end of chapter summary

-link to a slideshow on the first phase of industrialization

-do the following quizziz:

1. Industrialization & social change (7365 3123) 

Focus on skills & terms:
-cause-consequence
-change-continuity
-time period
-goal-objective
-elements of agreement or disagreement
-recognizing basic facts
-social
-economic
-political
-territorial

Heritage Minute: CPR

1. Video: "Restrictions on Women, end of the 19th century"

2. Review questions: First phase of industrialization

-use class notes

Oct. 16-20: Complete indigenous issues on the Prairies; start First phase of industrialization

Monday-Tuesday:

-read: Who are the Metis? Metis' List of Rights...

1. Notes:

-complete Numbered Treaties and the Indian Act, 1876

-Louis Riel & the North-West Rebellion, 1885

2. Classwork:

-readings and tasks about issues in western Canada

-complete booklet (up to qst. 13)

3. Quiz: Friday

-15 short answer question quiz (20 marks)

-notes, p. 9-11: Metis rebellions, Treaties & the "Indian Act," 1876

Quizziz: NEW CODE - 8140 5600

Thursday-Friday:

-start First phase of industrialization

-notes: p. 12 & 13

Pre-quiz review questions:

Oct. 2-6: First decades of Confederation & mid-chap. test

Tues. (01) & Wed. (02):

Mid-chapter 1 test: 19 short answer questions (46 marks) and 1 long answer (8)

-6 questions: Act of Union to Indigenous people in C.E. (notes, p. 1-5)

-9 questions: factors of confederation to federal union under the B. N. A. Act, 1867 (notes, p. 6-7)

-refer to textbook pages & handouts

-two quizziz @ joinmyquiz.com

1.Durham to end of British protection: 86424114   

2. Reciprocity to Confederation: 80776407

1. Upcoming topics: Problems associated with Canada's growth

-provincial autonomy 

-Riel & Metis rebellions

-Numbered Treaties and the Indian Act, 1876

2. Classwork:

-notes, readings and tasks about issues in western Canada

-read: Who are the Metis? Metis' List of Rights...