British Rule: United Empire Loyalists/French Canadians. Grade 7, British North.
America. Grade 9, Society and. Culture: Europe and. North America from.
Flip Perspectives Topic Correlations for Ontario, BC, Alberta, and Atlantic Social Studies Curriculum 1837–1838 Rebellions: Lower Canada/Upper Canada Africville: Forced Eviction/Civic Responsibility
British Rule: United Empire Loyalists/French Canadians
Canada in the World: Revolutionary Influences/World Stage
Canada’s Democracy: Role of Government/Rule of Law
Canada-USA Relations: On Good Terms/Strained Times
Canadian Identity: One Nation/Canada’s Heroes
ON Grade 7, Conflict and Change Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I Not explicitly covered Grade 7, British North America
Grade 6, Canada’s Links to the World Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I Grade 5, Aspects of Citizenship and Government in Canada Grade 6, Canada’s Links to the World Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I Throughout 6–10, depending on time period or person being profiled Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I
BC Grade 10, Politics and Law: Canada from 1815 to 1914 Not explicitly covered
AB* Grade 7, Toward Confederation
Atlantic** Grade 7, Political Empowerment
Not explicitly covered
Grade 8, Culture
Grade 9, Society and Culture: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 9, Politics and Law: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 6, Canada and the World: Economy and Technology
Grade 7, Toward Confederation
Grade 7, Political Empowerment
Not explicitly covered
Grade 9, Decades of Change
Grade 6, Canada and the World: Governance
Grade 6, Citizens Participating in Decision Making Grade 9, Issue for Canadians: Governance and Rights Grade 9, Issues for Canadians: Economic Systems in Canada and the United States
Grade 7, Political Empowerment Grade 9, Citizenship
Grade 5, Canada: Shaping an Identity
Grade 7, Societal Empowerment Grade 9, Exploring Canadian Identity Grade 9, Reflections on Canadian Identity
Grade 6, Canada and the World: Identity, Society, and Culture Grade 6, Canada and the World: Identity, Society, and Culture
Grade 7, National Empowerment Grade 9, Challenges and Opportunities
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Flip Perspectives Topic Correlations for Ontario, BC, Alberta, and Atlantic Social Studies Curriculum
Confederation: A United Canada/Fierce Opposition
Grade 8, Confederation
First Nations: This Land Was Theirs/Reservation Life
Grade 6, First Nations Peoples and European Explorers
BC Grade 6, Canada and the World: Economy and Technology Grade 10, Society and Culture: Canada from 1815 to 1914 Grade 10, Politics and Law: Canada from 1815 to 1914 Grade 10, Politics and Law: Canada from 1815 to 1914 Grade 6, Canada and the World: Identity, Society, and Culture
Gold Rush: Klondike Stampede/A Boomtown in a Bog
Grade 8, The Development of Western Canada Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I
Grade 10, Society and Culture: Canada from 1815 to 1914 Grade 6, Canada and the World: Identity, Society, and Culture
New France: French Settlers/First Nations
Grade 7, New France
Quiet Revolution: Contemporary Ways/Traditional Values
Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I Grade 7, New France
Grade 9, Society and Culture: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 9, Politics and Law: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Not explicitly covered
Changes and Challenges: Into the 20th Century/Millennium and Beyond
Immigration: Immigrant Nation/Multicultural Diversity
The Acadians: Great Expulsion/Noble Project
ON Grade 8, Canada: A Changing Society Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I
Grade 9, Society and Culture: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 10, Society and Culture: Canada from 1815 to 1914
AB* Grade 7, Following Confederation: Canadian Expansions Grade 9, Issue for Canadians: Governance and Rights
Atlantic** Grade 7, Societal Empowerment Grade 7, National Empowerment Grade 9, Challenges and Opportunities
Grade 7, Toward Confederation
Grade 7, Political Empowerment
Grade 6, Historical Models of Democracy Grade 7, Toward Confederation Grade 9, Issue for Canadians: Governance and Rights Not explicitly covered
Grade 7, Cultural Empowerment
Grade 7, Following Confederation: Canadian Expansions Grade 9, Issue for Canadians: Governance and Rights Grade 7, Toward Confederation
Grade 6, Canada: Reflections on a Multicultural Mosaic Grade 7, Cultural Empowerment
Grade 7, Following Confederation: Canadian Expansions Grade 7, Toward Confederation
Grade 9, Decades of Change (not explicitly)
Grade 7, Economic Empowerment
Not explicitly covered
Grade 7, Political Empowerment Grade 8, Culture
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Flip Perspectives Topic Correlations for Ontario, BC, Alberta, and Atlantic Social Studies Curriculum The Fur Trade: Booming Business/Cause of Conflict
ON Grade 6, First Nations Peoples and European Explorers
The Metis: Forgotten People/Riel—Traitor or Hero?
Grade 6, First Nations Peoples and European Explorers
The North: Circumpolar World/Northern Character
Grade 6, First Nations Peoples and European Explorers Grade 8, The Development of Western Canada Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I Not explicitly covered Grade 7, British North America
Underground Railroad: Irrepressible Conflict/Flight to Freedom War of 1812: British Forces/Mr. Madison’s War
Western Canada: Western Alienation/Strong Federal Ties
Grade 8, The Development of Western Canada Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I
BC Grade 9, Society and Culture: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 9, Economy and Technology: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 9, Environment: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 6, Canada and the World: Identity, Society, and Culture Grade 10, Society and Culture: Canada from 1815 to 1914 Grade 6, Canada and the World: Identity, Society, and Culture
AB* Grade 7, Toward Confederation
Atlantic** Grade 7, Economic Empowerment
Grade 7, Following Confederation: Canadian Expansions Grade 9, Issue for Canadians: Governance and Rights Not explicitly covered, sort of taught in Grade 5
Grade 7, Cultural Empowerment
Not explicitly covered Grade 9, Politics and Law: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 6, Canada and the World: Identity, Society, and Culture
Not explicitly covered Grade 7, Toward Confederation
Not explicitly covered Not explicitly covered
Grade 7, Following Confederation: Canadian Expansions Grade 9, Issue for Canadians: Governance and Rights
Not explicitly covered
Not explicitly covered
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Flip Perspectives Topic Correlations for Ontario, BC, Alberta, and Atlantic Social Studies Curriculum Western Expansion: The Last, Best West/Aboriginal Homelands
World at War: Canada at War/Major Conflicts World War ll: The Allies/The Axis
ON Grade 8, The Development of Western Canada
Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I Grade 10, Canadian History Since World War I
BC Grade 9, Society and Culture: Europe and North America from 1500 to 1815 Grade 10, Society and Culture: Canada from 1815 to 1914 Grade 10, Politics and Law: Canada from 1815 to 1914 Grade 6, Canada and the World: Governance
AB* Grade 7, Following Confederation: Canadian Expansions
Atlantic** Grade 7, Cultural Empowerment
Not explicitly covered
Not explicitly covered
Grade 6, Canada and the World: Governance
Not explicitly covered
Grade 7, National Empowerment Grade 9, Decades of Change
*Alberta 6 and 9 curricula to be implemented in 2009 (2008 is optional). **Atlantic based on New Brunswick 6 – 9.
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