Exercises #9-12 due for marks tomorrow!

• Exercises #9:  The Buildup to Rebellion:  Key Ideas
• Exercise # 10:  The Northwest Rebellion:  A Summary
• Exercise # 11:  Reasons why the rebels lost and the impact on their communities:  Questions
• Exercise # 12:  The Trial of Louis Riel
• based on reading on Survey of Canada 1867 – 1914 (in class handout: The NorthWest Rebellion)
• all on Moodle!
• due Wednesday, January 18

Timeline of events for Red River Rebellion 1860 to 1870

Read Chapters 4 and 5 if you have not done so already…focus on the Metis and Louis Riel, Red River Rebellion as well as the NorthWest Rebellion

Handouts: Ex #13 The Motivating Forces Behind Confederation & Ex #14 The Confederation Conferences

Handouts: Ex #13 The Motivating Forces Behind Confederation & Ex #14 The Confederation Conferences

• available on Moodle under:   Horizons Chapter 2: Building a Nation, 1840-1967
  • Handouts: Ex #13 The Motivating Forces Behind Confederation & Ex #14 The Confederation Conferences
  • Student Workbook: Confederation (Unit 2: Survey of Canada: 1815 – 1867)

Due: Thursday, January 13th

We will Review Chapter 3 and 4 concepts tomorrow.

Horizons Chapter 2,3,4 this week

We are reviewing Confederation, Western Canadian Geography and the Metis

The following are links to the three episodes that cover the last part of semester (Metis, Manitoba, BC and Canadian history up to the start of World War I).

As in class, please watch the episodes and write down the headings (number and/or underline the headings) and take a few summarizing notes for each segment presented.  The video notes will be due the first day back at school on January 4th.

Hint:  you may want to watch one episode a day the longest episode is about 1h 45 minutes.

• Canada a People’s History Episode 8: The Great Enterprise – 1850 to 1867
• Canada a People’s History Episode 9: From Sea to Sea – 1867 to 1873
• Canada a People’s History Episode 10: Taking the West – 1873 to 1896

*By watching these videos, it will give you a good grounding for Chapters 4,5,6 and 7 in Horizons.

*IF you have time over the break…I suggest you read these chapters or at least flip through them so you are familiar with what will be covered the last month of the course.

Horizons  Chapter 2 two-column notes

• available on Moodle
• due Wednesday, December 15 end of class

Video link for worksheet:   CAPH Episode 7: Rebellion and Reform due tomorrow at the end of class!

work on Chapter 2 two-column notes

handouts available on Moodle

Notes on Horizons Chapter 1:

• III. Upper Canada
• IV. The Immigrant Experience
• V.  Colonial Government and the Need for Reform
• p. 22 #1,2
• p. 45 #1,3,6
• all due Monday December 13

Textbook (Crossroads and Horizons are on Moodle)

FYI for Chapter 2 — we are going to look at Confederation

• V. Building a Nation
• VI. The Advantages of Confederation
• VII.  Confederation Achieved
• VIII. The British North America Act:  Canada’s Constitution