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Unit 2: Our Relationship with leadership & Government

Unit 2: Our Relationship with leadership & Government. Unit Overview. Course Questions: What is the most significant factor that influenced the development of Canada throughout the 18 th and 19 th Centuries: land, politics or people? What does it mean to “be Canadian”? . Unit Questions:

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Unit 2: Our Relationship with leadership & Government

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  1. Unit 2: Our Relationship with leadership & Government

  2. Unit Overview • Course Questions: • What is the most significant factor that influenced the development of Canada throughout the 18th and 19th Centuries: land, politics or people? • What does it mean to “be Canadian”? • Unit Questions: • Who or what had the most significant impact on the development of Canada as a country? • What elements of continuity and change exist in the sources of conflict and agreement in Canadian society?

  3. Unit overview • Pre Confederation • Major settlement areas • External influences (Britain, France, US, Catholic Church) • Internal influences (Settlers, First Nations) • Formal Conflicts (Seven Years’ War, War of 1812, American Revolution, Rebellions of 1837/1837) • Conflict Resolution Mechanisms (Acts, Reports) • From Colony to Country (Mercantilism, Corn Laws, American Annexation) • Confederation • Colonial Interests • Arguments For and Against Confederation • Role of external Influences • Post- Confederation • Expansion West • Railway • Resource booms • Scandals (Pacific) • Policies (National) • Rebellions (Red River) • BC history 1867 LEADERSHIP

  4. UNIT OVERVIEW ASSIGNMENTS:QUIZZES- 6 (SEE UNIT OUTLINE). DONE ONLINE VIA QUIZ STAR. LEADERSHIP PROJECT- MID-FEBRUARY. MULTIMEDIA & ORAL PRESENTATION, HANDOUT (2 PAGE), REFLECTION.CLASSWORK/HOMEWORK- 2-3 PARAGRAPHS, WORKSHEETS, POSTERS

  5. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE TAKE HOME MESSAGE:WHO HAD INFLUENCE IN PRE-CONFEDERATION CANADA? TO WHAT DEGREE DOES THAT INFLUNCE PERSIST TODAY?

  6. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE What parts of North America are settled in the mid 1700s? Indigenous populations throughout the landmass Settlements on eastern coast, minimal progress inland 2. What types of people live in these areas? Indigenous nations European explorers, European settlers, some slaves/servants 3. What brought these different groups to these areas? Push Factors: persecution or expulsion from homeland, poor conditions Pull Factors: desire to explore, potential for wealth, national expansion

  7. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE

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  10. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE Source: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/98-187-x/4151287-eng.htm

  11. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE “Table made up from the Memoirs of 1736 and 1763 on the Aboriginal population of certain territories in North America, now situated partly in the United States of America and partly in Canada.” Source: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/98-187-x/4151278-eng.htm#part1

  12. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE Given what you have seen from the population demographics and the maps, what are some sources of influence on every day life and the exploration and use of the North American land-mass? France England Spain The United States of America The Thirteen Colonies First Nations/Indigenous Populations Roman Catholic Church

  13. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE Choose one of the groups we have just identified as a class. 2.. As a group, on one half: 1) Identify how/where/why this group had influence in 17th/18th century North America (using resources provided) 2) Identify the degree to which this group has influence today (21stcentury)

  14. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE How is this country influential in North America today? 6/10…all influences (except mercantalism) is still alive today. Still part of Commonwealth. Queen/King still head of state.

  15. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE How is this country influential in North America today? 2-4/10

  16. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE How is this country influential in North America today? USA- 7/10 Canada- 0.5/10

  17. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE How is this country influential in North America today? 8-10/10

  18. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE How is this group influential in North America today? 2,3,4,5/10 two saying 7.5-8/10

  19. PRE-CONFEDERATION: SETTLEMENTS AND SOURCES OF INFLUENCE How is this group influential in North America today? 2,3/10

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