CHAPTER 6: Canada in the CHAPTER 7: Times of CHAPTER 8: Canada Shifts Post War World – 1950s Turmoil – Canada in the Focus: 1980 and Beyond 1960s and 1970s
Baby boom “youthquake” Multiculturalism Act 1988 Suburbs Counterculture Aboriginal self government Consumerism John Diefenbaker Land claims Massey Commission Lester Pearson Specific claims CBC Pierre Trudeau Comprehensive claims National Film Board (NFB) Tommy Douglas Nisga’a Treaty 2000 Canada Council for the Arts Jean Lesage Oka Crisis 1990 CRTC Robert Bourassa Royal Commission on “open door” immigration policy Rene Levesque Aboriginal Peoples 1991 Displaced persons Canadian Bill of Rights 1960 Pierre Trudeau Louis St. Laurent Omnibus Bill 1969 Rene Levesque John Diefenbaker Multiculturalism Jean Chretien Lester Pearson Marginalized Brian Mulroney Maurice Duplessis Disenfranchised Jacques Parizeau “distinct nation” White Paper 1969 Patriation/patriate Cold War Red Paper 1980 Quebec referendum Communism “unhyphenated Canadian” Sovereignty-association Superpowers Maple Leaf flag 1965 Distinct society Igor Gouzenko Canada Pension Plan Amending formula Red Scare/Red Menace Canada Assistance Plan Notwithstanding clause Middle power Medical Care Act “Kitchen Accord” NATO Quiet Revolution Constitution Act 1982 Warsaw Pact FLQ Meech Lake Accord 1987 NORAD Separatist Elijah Harper Radar Parti Quebecois (PQ) Bloc Quebecois DEW Line Royal Commission on Charlottetown Accord 1992 Pinetree Line Bilingualism and Biculturalism 1995 Quebec Referendum Mid-Canada Line Official Languages Act 1969 Clarity Act 1996 Intercontinental ballistic October Crisis 1970 National debt missiles (ICBMs) War Measures Act Deficit Avrow Arrow Bill 22 Free Trade Agreement (FTA) United Nations Bill 101 1987 Security Council Inflation North American Free Trade Veto Oil embargo Agreement (NAFTA) 1992 Korean War Regional disparity Globalization Suez Canal Crisis Western alienation Kyoto Protocol United Nations Emergency National Energy Program Air India bombing 1985 Force (UNEF) (NEP) Persian Gulf War 1990 Equalization payments Foreign Investment Review Operation Restore Hope 1991 Boom and bust cycle Agency (FIRA) Rwandan Genocide 1994 Megaprojects Bomarc Missiles Yugoslavia Genocide 1994 Cuban Missile Crisis 9/11 attacks Vietnam War Afghanistan War 2001 Draft resisters/dodgers Iraq War 2003 Tied aid/“trade and aid” Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)
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LEARNING OUTCOMES AND VOCABULARY CANADA AND THE POST-WWII PERIOD
Universal Learning Outcomes for the Post-WWII Period
SOCIAL o Analyze how society changed throughout the time period o Describe the development of personal rights and freedoms o Describe the changing role of women after WWII o Analyze continuity and change in the lives of minority groups throughout the time period (Aboriginals, ethnic minorities) o Identify the measures taken to promote a distinct Canadian identity o Describe the development of Quebec nationalism and the separatist movement
ECONOMIC o Describe the economic cycles in Canada throughout the time period o Analyze the impact of American branch plants and investments on the Canadian economy o Analyze the pros and cons of free trade agreements signed in the 1980s and 1990s
POLITICAL o Analyze the development of Canadian political autonomy o Explain how Canada’s national and foreign policies were influenced by America o Describe Canada’s involvement in Cold War events o Describe Canada’s involvement in the UN o Analyze the effectiveness of the United Nations to ensure collective security and world peace o Identify how the federal government tried to address growing Quebec nationalism and the separatist movement o Analyze the impacts of Quebec nationalism and regionalism on Canadian unity o Describe the evolution of Canada’s “social safety net” / social welfare system