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Canadian History-Ontario Gr. 10 Curriculum General overview

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Canadian History-Ontario Gr. 10 Curriculum[edit]

General overview[edit]

History of Canada; Military history of Canada; Economic history of Canada; Constitutional history of Canada; Canada in the World Wars and Interwar Years; History of Canada (1945-1960); History of Canada (1960-1981); History of Canada (1982-1992); History of Canada (1992-present)
Laurier Years: Wilfrid Laurier; Canadian federal election, 1911; Reciprocity (Canadian politics); British Empire; Second Boer War; Naval Service Bill; Henri Bourassa; Alaska boundary dispute
Immigration to Canada: History of immigration to Canada; Komagata Maru incident; Head tax (Canada); Canadian Indian residential school system
Famous people and inventions: Alexander Graham Bell; Guglielmo Marconi; AEA Silver Dart; Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook
First World War: World War I; Military history of Canada during the First World War; Western Front (World War I)
Origins of the First World War: Origins of World War I; Triple Alliance (1882); Triple Entente; Schlieffen Plan; Plan XVII
Canadian participation: Canadian Corps; Second Battle of Ypres; Battle of the Somme; Battle of Vimy Ridge; Battle of Hill 70; Battle of Passchendaele; Battle of the Canal du Nord; Spring Offensive; Canada's Hundred Days
Key figures: Arthur Currie; Julian Byng, 1st Viscount Byng of Vimy; Sam Hughes; Billy Bishop; In Flanders Fields
Technology of WWI: Ross rifle; Chemical warfare; Tank; Machine gun; Trench warfare
Naval warfare of WWI: Battle of Jutland; Battle of the Atlantic (1914–1918)
Home front of WWI: Propaganda; RMS Lusitania; Military Service Act (Canada); Conscription Crisis of 1917; Canadian federal election, 1917; Robert Borden; Unionist Party (Canada); Ukrainian Canadian internment
End of the Great War: Fourteen Points; Paris Peace Conference, 1919; Woodrow Wilson; Georges Clemenceau; David Lloyd George; Vittorio Emanuele Orlando; Treaty of Versailles; October Revolution; Russian Civil War
Roaring Twenties: Roaring Twenties; Winnipeg General Strike; Arthur Meighen; King-Byng Affair; Flapper; League of Nations; Nellie McClung; Stephen Leacock; History of the National Hockey League; 1928 Summer Olympics; Bluenose; Jazz; Chanak Crisis; Emily Carr; Group of Seven (artists)
Great Depression: Great Depression; Wall Street Crash of 1929; Franklin D. Roosevelt; New Deal; Statute of Westminster 1931; Co-operative Commonwealth Federation; Maurice Duplessis; Union Nationale (Quebec); Dionne quintuplets; R. B. Bennett; Bank of Canada; On-to-Ottawa Trek
Road to WWII: Italian Fascism; Joseph Stalin; Fascism; Nazism; SS St. Louis; Adolf Hitler; Nazi Germany; Rhineland; Sudetenland; Anschluss; Munich Agreement
Second World War: World War II; Military history of Canada during the Second World War
Canadian participation: Battle of Hong Kong; Battle of the Atlantic (1939–1945); Dieppe Raid; Allied invasion of Sicily; Battle of Ortona; Normandy Landings; Falaise pocket
Key Events: Battle of Britain; Battle of France; Operation Barbarossa; Attack on Pearl Harbor
End of the Second World War: Victory in Europe Day; Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; Victory over Japan Day; The Holocaust; Nuremberg Trials
Home front: William Lyon Mackenzie King; Conscription Crisis of 1944; Japanese Canadian internment
1945-67
Key figures: Louis St. Laurent; John Diefenbaker; Lester B. Pearson; New Democratic Party; Saint Lawrence Seaway; Trans-Canada Highway; Pier 21; Medicare (Canada); Newfoundland and Labrador; Flag of Canada; Asbestos Strike
Quebec sovereignty movement: Quiet Revolution; Quebec sovereignty movement; René Lévesque; Quebec referendum, 1980; Parti Québécois; Bloc Québécois; Front de libération du Québec; Expo 67; Charles de Gaulle
Cold War: Cold War; Igor Gouzenko; NATO; Marshall Plan; Berlin Blockade; Distant Early Warning Line; Korean War; Iron Curtain; Soviet Union; Nuclear warfare; CANDU reactor; Space Race; Chalk River Laboratories; Mutual assured destruction; CF-105 Arrow; Cuban Missile Crisis; Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Trudeau years: Pierre Trudeau; Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms; National Energy Program; Brian Mulroney; Summit Series; 1969 White Paper; October Crisis; War Measures Act; Charter of the French Language; OPEC; Terry Fox; Marc Garneau; North American Free Trade Agreement; Cod fishing in Newfoundland; Reform Party; Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Constitutional amendments and Quebec II: Quebec referendum, 1995; Meech Lake Accord; Robert Bourassa; Charlottetown Accord; Jacques Parizeau
Unfinished business and global forces: Oka Crisis; Chernobyl; Chernobyl disaster; Gulf War; École Polytechnique massacre; Mikhail Gorbachev; Berlin Wall; Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation; International Criminal Court; World Trade Organization; Peacekeeping; United Nations; 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia; Canadian Environmental Protection Act