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Introduction to Unit 3
Introduction to Unit 3
Foundational Objective 1: Know that the actions and policies of other nations influence the well-being of the Canadian people and nation. Indicators include: sovereignty, foreign policy, & external influence.
Foundational Objective 2: Know that the conduct of Canadian foreign policy has generated, and continues to generate debate within the Canadian community. Indicators include: War Measures Act, Rights, Conscription, Appeasement, nationalism, & imperialism.
Foundational Objective 3: Know that the various ideologies have articulated differing views about the role of government in securing the well-being of the citizenry. Indicators include: government, ideology, classical liberalism, region, depression, democratic socialism, reform liberalism, Keynesian economics, social contract, welfare state, federalism, & equalization.
Foundational Objective 4: Know that dialectical thinking is a system of reasoned exchange between points of view which the merits of each case (thesis) are discussed and evaluated. Indicators are: dialectical evaluation, criteria, and evaluation.
Foundational Objective 5: Know that every society will evolve through debate and consensus, assumptions and practices concerning certain key societal relationships.
Foundational Objective 2: Know that the conduct of Canadian foreign policy has generated, and continues to generate debate within the Canadian community. Indicators include: War Measures Act, Rights, Conscription, Appeasement, nationalism, & imperialism.
Foundational Objective 3: Know that the various ideologies have articulated differing views about the role of government in securing the well-being of the citizenry. Indicators include: government, ideology, classical liberalism, region, depression, democratic socialism, reform liberalism, Keynesian economics, social contract, welfare state, federalism, & equalization.
Foundational Objective 4: Know that dialectical thinking is a system of reasoned exchange between points of view which the merits of each case (thesis) are discussed and evaluated. Indicators are: dialectical evaluation, criteria, and evaluation.
Foundational Objective 5: Know that every society will evolve through debate and consensus, assumptions and practices concerning certain key societal relationships.
Foreign Policy and Domestic Realities
Foreign Policy and Domestic Realities
The First World War: The Power of the State
The First World War: The Power of the State
Government: Changing Visions and Expectations
Government: Changing Visions and Expectations
The Great Depression
The Great Depression
Reform Liberalism: The Citizen and the "Benevolent State"
Reform Liberalism: The Citizen and the "Benevolent State"
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