Dec. 9-13: Canada & WWI, 1914-1918

Mon.-Thurs.:
FIB notes, 10 & 11. WWI topics:
-European rivalries, Canada's government and its war effort (battlefront in Europe and home front)
-the Conscription crisis, 1917
-results of WWI on Canada
-booklet (red & blue groups): p. 1, map; questions 1-5

WWI: Quizizz
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TUESDAY: LIFT
-Purple group: review

Mid-chapter test: 15% term
10 questions, based on documents
Laurier era (foreign & domestic policy), Second phase of industrialization & WWI

WWI: Videos
9-minute overview of Canada in WWI: click here.
30-minute view about Canada and WWI (with archival footage):


12-minute overview of WWI: click here.

Nov. 25-29: 2nd phase quiz & notes on social changes

Monday:
-all groups: review 2nd phase of industrialization & finish notes
-correct booklet & comparison handout (posted on the classroom)
-Quiz on Wednesday

Tuesday: LiFT
-correct 2nd phase booklet

Wednesday: Quiz
-all groups: 2nd phase
-12 short answer questions (26 marks)
-study notes & complete review questions, read booklet
-textbook, pp. 130-139

Thursday & Friday:
-all groups: notes about social changes (p. 140-151)

Nov. 20 & 21: Another short week...

Tuesday: Snow Day
😢 
All groups: finish question #12 in Laurier booklet.

Red group: I've posted the notes from today's class below - especially for those of you who REWRITE notes. Also, I have put you all into LiFT tomorrow.

Wednesday & Thursday:
-notes & booklet: start 2nd phase of industrialization
-return & go over Laurier era test
-Red group: you'll have LOTS to do in Thursday's class

Nov. 11-14: Finish Laurier domestic policy & start 2nd phase of Indust.

Tuesday:
-complete notes on Laurier era
-correct bklt #8-11
-Quiz on Laurier era
-16 short answer questions, 1 map (out of 40 marks)

Quiz topics: Laurier era: Foreign & domestic affairs
-definitions: imperialism, autonomy & xenophobia
-who was Laurier? 
-Canada's role in the British empire & issues of foreign policy
-conflicting views of imperialists & F.C. nationalists about Can.'s role
-politicians who represent imperialism & nationalism
-Laurier's views?
Migration at the turn of the 20th century
-how many? origins of immigrants
-explanatory factors
-results of increased immigration on population, government restrictive measures, Canada's territory

Wednesday & Thursday:
-begin 2nd phase of Indust., 1896-1929

Friday:
Enjoy your ped-day!

Oct. 28-Nov. 1: Ch. 1 Exam & start of Ch. 2

Monday: REVIEW
-Ch. 1, 1840-1896

Tuesday: Day 4 LiFT - purple group

Wednesday: Ch. 1 Exam

Thurs-Fri:-start ch. 2, 1896-1945

Oct. 22-25: Finish chapter 1 & unit exam (Oct. 30)

Oct. 21: ELECTION DAY!

Tues.-Fri.: Complete Unit 1
-notes:
-Presence of the Catholic church
-status of women, end of 19th c.

UNIT EXAM: OCT. 30
-50% of the term
-21 questions, based on documents

Tuesday (LiFT)-Fri.: Test & finish first phase of industrialization, 1867-1896

LiFT: It's Social Studies TRUMP DAY on Tues. Oct. 15 (Day 4). I am bringing in my Purple group that day. Bring history notes/notebook.
 
Wednesday, Oct. 16: Test 
Topics: Metis rebellions, Numbered Treaties and the Indian Act
Format: Short answer, chronology & one three-mark causal connection.
Use the questions uploaded to Google classroom to guide your studying.

Thurs.-Fri:
-Finish first phase of industrialization & Maconald's National Policy, 1879