The New Nation and Its Peoples: Differences in Legal Status for Canada’s Different Groups
Date
2014-01-20Author
DiMambro, Andre
Lapointe, Danielle
Snowden, Brittany
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Our set of lessons, entitled The New Nation and Its Peoples: Differences in Legal Status for
Canada’s Different Groups, include eight lessons which have been prepared for teaching Grade 8
History. These eight lessons are a part of Strand A: Creating Canada, 1850-1890. In particular, these
lessons focus on two expectations, A1.2: assess the impact that differences in legal status and in the
distribution of rights and privileges had on various groups and individuals in Canada between 1850 and
1890, and A1.3: analyse some of the actions taken by various groups and/or individuals in Canada
between 1850 and 1890 to improve their lives. Although the specific expectations A1.2 and A1.3 are
the focus of our eight lessons, other expectations in the curriculum are also addressed in these eight
lessons. The curriculum connections for each lesson are outlined in the “curriculum expectations”
section of each lesson.