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I. THE FOUNDERS → → A. Aboriginal Canada → B. Early European Explorers → C. The Story of New France → → D. British North America 1760-1830 → E. Conflict and Change: The Rebellion Years

II. THE SETTLERS → → A. The Road to Confederation → B. All Aboard for the West → C. Demand for Change → → D. Canadians and World War I → E. Maturing Culture and Identity

III. THE NEW NATION → → A. Canadians and World War II → B. Canada Comes of Age → C. New Identities → → D. Global Challenges → E. Aboriginal People and First Nations Today

A. Aboriginal Canada →→ 1. Turtle Island → 2. First Nations - East → 3. Daily Life - East → 4. First Nations - West → 5. Daily Life - West → 6. First Nations - North → 7. Daily Life - North →→ B. Early European Explorers   B. Early European Explorers →→ 1. The Viking Saga to 1400 → 2. European Exploration and Colonies 1400-1650 → 3. English Trading Companies 1658-1750 → → 4. Newfoundland Settlement and Conflict →→ C. New France   C. New France →→ 1. French Exploration 1534-1602 → 2. The Acadian Saga → 3. First Settlements → 4. The Royal Colony → 5. Fur Traders and Missionaries → 6. Daily Life in New France → 7. Wars with the English 1685-1763 →→ D. British North America   D. British North America →→ 1. American Revolution Background → 2. American Revolution Battles → 3. Coming of the Loyalists → 4. Rise of Montreal → 5. Province of Upper Canada → 6. War of 1812 → 7. Northern and Western Exploration →→ E. Conflict and Change   E. Conflict and Change →→ 1. Background of Discontent → 2. Rebellion Events in Lower Canada → 3. Rebellion Events in Upper Canada → 4. Invasion and Aftermath → 5. The Road to Responsible Government →→ A. The Road to Confederation

A. The Road to Confederation →→ 1. Growth and Change in B.N.A. → 2. Causes of Confederation 1861-66 → 3. The Path to Union 1864-67 → 4. Building the New Nation → 5. Confederation Today →→ B. All Aboard for the West   B. All Aboard for the West →→ 1. Red River Settlement and Insurrection → 2. National Policy and the CPR → 3. North West Mounted Police → 4. Aboriginal Treaties → 5. North West Rebellion → 6. British Columbia → 7. A Western Home →→ C. Demand for Change   C. Demand For Change →→ 1. Our Struggle for Rights →→ 2. Industry and Labour →→ 3. The Canadian Industrial Boom →→ 4. Gold and Imperial Adventure →→ →→ 5. The Immigration Boom 1895-1914 →→ 6. The New West 1885-1905 →→ D. World War I   D. Canadians and World War I →→ 1. Prelude to War → 2. Mobilization → 3. Mud and Blood → 4. Air and Sea War → 5. Vimy Ridge → 6. Passchendaele and Canada's Hundred Days → 7. Home Front and Peace →→ E. Maturing Culture and Identity   E. Maturing Culture and Identity →→ 1. Strikes and Labour Disputes 1918-1920 → 2. Canada in the Roaring Twenties → 3. The Great Depression and the Dirty Thirties → → 4. Home Made Solutions and Foreign Panaceas →→ A. World War II

A. Canadians and World War II - 1939-1945 →→ 1. Canada Goes to War → 2. Early Disasters → 3. The Home Front and War Production → 4. The Road to Victory →→ B. Canada Comes of Age - 1945-1963   B. Canada Comes of Age - 1945-1963 → 1. A Time of Transition → 2. Liberal Consensus → 3. The Chief: Canada and Diefenbaker → 4. End of the Golden Age →→ C. New Identities - 1963-1984   C. New Identities - 1963-1984 → 1. Return of the Liberals: Pearson to Trudeau, 1963-1968 →→ 2. The Trudeau Years 1968-79 → 3. The Constitutional Challenge 1979-84 →→ D. Global Challenges - 1984-Present   D. Global Challenges - 1984-Present →→ 1. The Mulroney Mandate 1984-93 → 2. The Chrétien Years 1993-2003 → 3. Canada in the New Millennium →→ E. Aboriginal People and First Nations Today   E. Aboriginal People and First Nations Today → 1. Land Claims → 2. First Nations: Self Government → 3. Resource Rights → 4. First Nations: Health and Demographics → 5. Education → 6. First Nations and the Justice System