Social Studies 20-1
Use the button above to submit the link to any Social 20 assignments that are digitally created -other than Word/Google Docs (YouTube, Prezi, Google Slides, etc.). In some modules you may be required to submit newspaper articles or images - submit these here too.
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"Continue as Guest"
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ANSWER on your phone, advance questions on computer/chromebook
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Module 1 - Social 20-1
1.3 - Who are you?
1.4 - How Many Countries Are there
1.6 - Aspects Of Nation
1.8 - Japan
1.13 Samurai, Daimyo, Matthew Perry
Module 2 - Social 20-1
2.5 - Intro - French Revolution
2.8 - French Revolution
2.9 - French Revolution
2.10 - Napoleon
2.10, 2.11, 2.12 - Napoleonic Era
2.10, 2.11, 2.12 - Napoleon
2.10, 2.11, 2.12 - Napoleon
2.10, 2.11, 2.12 - Napoleon
2.14 - Tea, taxes . . .
2.14 - Who won the American Revolution
2.14 - Where US Politics Came From
Module 3 - Social 20-1
3.6 - Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
3.6 - The Black Hand Charter
3.11 - Canada In World War II
3.12 - Canada's Experiences in WWI - Aboriginal Soldiers
3.12 Canada's Indigenous Veterans
3.13 - The First World War's Lost Generation
Module 4 - Social 20-1
Module 5 - Social 20-1
5.6 - WWII
5.8
5.9
Fragile Democracy: Interview with Dr. Suzuki
To learn more about the work of Dr. Suzuki, visit the Suzuki Foundation
For Japanese-Canadian perspective go to the Japanese Canadian Museum
Module 6 - Social 20-1
6.3
The Member States of the Arctic Council are
6.3
Permanent Participants (Indigenous peoples representatives) in the Arctic Council are
6.4
Read the following CBC news article to gain more understanding of what is at stake: Arctic nations will 'follow the rules' in North Pole sovereignty debate.
6.5 Canadian Chapter of the Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC)
Module 7 - Social 20-1
7.4 War of 1812
7.4 Fathers of Confederation at Canadian Encyclopedia Online
7.7 Meech Lake Accord - Elijah Harper
7.9 Emily Murphy and The Persons Act
Module 8 - Social 20-1
8.3 Indian Act from 1876
8.3 Canadian government's relationship with First Nations
8.4 Georges Erasmus argues for self-government (Debate)
8.4 April 1, 1999: Nunavut becomes an official territory
8.4 - Oka Crisis
8.4 Oka Crisis CBC
8.5 October Crisis 1970
8.5 Are you a separatist or not, Mr. Lévesque?
8.5 Pierre Laporte’s son on his father’s death 50 years after October Crisis
8.6 Canada and The World: John Humphrey
8.6 The International Campaign to Ban Landmines website
8.6 - Canadian Peacekeepers In Action