North West Rebellion…read Chapter 5
Reminder of Course Planning during block 4!
Respond to 3 questions on “Do not go gentle into that good night” on Teams. Respond in detailed paragraphs.
Read, analyze and be prepared to discuss “Dulce et Decorum Est” by Wilfrid Owen
Exercises on Aboriginals and French-English Relations due tomorrow!
Exercises #9-12 due for marks tomorrow!
“Do not go gentle into that good night” by Dylan Thomas
Be prepared to discuss in detail tomorrow
Exercise #6: The History of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada
Exercise #7: Aboriginal Peoples in Canada (1960s & 1970s)
Exercise #8; Aboriginal Peoples (1990s)
Exercise #2: French-English Relations (1950s & 1960s)
Exercise #3: French-English Relations (1970s)
Exercise #4: French-English Relations (1980s & 1990s)
- all on Moodle under Chapters 6,7,8 headings
- Assigned on Monday due Wednesday, January 19th
- 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
Nothing shocks me
Analysis for “Did I miss anything?” by Tom Wayman
Write YOUR version of “Did I miss anything? using your own question. (on Moodle)
Short Story Projects are due TODAY! January 14th!
Set of worksheets based on the topics covered this week (on Moodle under Ch 6 & 7):
- Ex #4: Life in Canada after the Second World War
- Ex. #5: Social Changes in Canada (1950s and 1960s)
- Ex #6: Canada’s Prime Ministers
- Ex #8: Life in Canada in the 1970s
- Ex #12: Canadian Troops Overseas
Timeline of events for Red River Rebellion 1860 to 1870
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