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Canadian History Since World War I

CHC2D-GRADE 10

Course Code:

CHC2D

Subject:

Canadian History Since World War I

Course type:

open

Prerequiste:

None

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CHC2D explores the major events and developments in Canadian history from 1914 to the present. Students investigate the impact of global conflicts, social changes, economic challenges, and political shifts on Canadian identity and society.
Through inquiry, primary sources, and historical thinking strategies, students will develop a deeper understanding of how Canada's past shapes its present and future.
The course encourages critical
  • Analysis
  • Empathy
  • Civic engagement fostering well-rounded historical perspectives
Unit 1: 1914–1929
Students begin by examining the causes, consequences, and legacy of World War I and its impact on Canadian society.
Lessons include:

  • Causes of World War I

  • Canada’s Involvement in the War

  • Technological Advances and Major Battles

  • Paying for the War

  • Changing Roles of Women

  • Post-War Social Change

Unit 2: 1929–1945
This unit covers the Great Depression and Canada’s role in World War II.
Lessons include:

  • Timeline and Causes of WWII

  • Canada and the Great Depression

  • Technological Developments and Warfare

  • The Holocaust and the Pacific War

  • Life on the Canadian Home Front

  •  Hobbies and Sports (Jouer and Faire)

  • Adjective Agreement and Placement

  • Reflexive and Irregular Verbs

  • Describing Routines and Habits

Unit 3: 1945–1982
Students explore the post-war boom, political changes, and cultural shifts across Canada.
Lessons include:

  • The Post-War Years

  • Political and Economic Changes in the 1950s

  •  Social and Political Movements in the 1960s and 1970s

  • Pierre Trudeau and National Unity

  • Review of Canada’s Post-WWII Growth

Unit 4: 1982–Present
This unit looks at recent history, including Indigenous reconciliation, global affairs, and the changing face of Canada.
Lessons include:

  • The Constitution and Charter (1982–Present)

  • Social and Political Shifts of the 1980s–2000s

  • Canada in the 21st Century

  • Truth and Reconciliation Efforts

Student performance in CHC2D is evaluated through analytical writing, primary source interpretation, and historical inquiry tasks:
  • 770% of the final grade comes from ongoing coursework and unit-based assignments
  • 30% of the final grade is based on final evaluations:
    •   10% Culminating historical research assignment or portfolio
    • 20% Final written exam covering all four eras
All evaluations follow Ontario curriculum expectations and aim to develop students’ abilities to research, question, reflect, and write about Canada's historical journey.

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