Social 7
Canada’s history… from its early beginnings to present day.
Social 7 provides a comprehensive examination of Canadian history preceding and following Confederation. The concept of intercultural contact is introduced through an examination of migration and immigration. Grade 7 forms the foundation for the continued dialogue on citizenship and identity in Canada.
Course Outline
Social 7 Program of Studies
Unit 1 – Pre Confederation
Students will demonstrate an understanding and appreciation of the distinct roles of, and the relationships among, the Aboriginal, French and British peoples in forging the foundations of Canadian Confederation.
| Aboriginal Societies Chapter 1 Notes Chapter 1 Handouts | The French Chapter 2 Notes Chapter 2 Handouts |
| The British Chapter 3 Notes Chapter 3 Handouts | Competition for Trade Chapter 4 Notes Chapter 4 Handouts |
| War and Peace Chapter 5 Notes Chapter 5 Handouts | Becoming Canada Chapter 6 Notes Chapter 6 Handouts |
| Creating a New Country Chapter 7 Notes Chapter 7 Handouts |
Unit 2 – Post Confederation
Students will demonstrate an understanding and appreciation of how the political, demographic, economic and social changes that have occurred since Confederation have presented challenges and opportunities for individuals and communities.
| The Metis Chapter 8 Notes Chapter 8 Handouts | Growth in the West Chapter 9 Notes Chapter 9 Handouts |
| Expanding Confederation Chapter 10 Notes Chapter 10 Handouts | Encouraging Immigration Chapter 11 Notes Chapter 11 Handouts |
| Changing Societies in the West Chapter 12 Notes Chapter 12 Handouts | A New Canada Chapter 13 Notes Chapter 13 Handouts |
| Canada Today Chapter 14 Notes Chapter 14 Handouts |
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