Tuesday, May. 21st:
* Complete your in-class essay explaining the causes and significance of the Northwest Rebellion
* Open-book. Use your expertly prepared outline, arguments, and evidence.
* Edit, self-evaluate and submit.
Wednesday, May. 22nd:
* How well do you know Vancouver history? Test your know-how
* Some Vancouver history: the Oppenheimers, Gassy Jack Deighten
* Read p. 234-236. Work with your friends through key events in our past.
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| Early Stanley Park, 1911 and the planting of Shakespeare Tree |
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| Gassy Jack Deighten, the Father of Gas Town |
Thursday, May. 23rd:
* Think-Pair-Share: What issues have divided French and English Canada? Are they reconciled now?
* Class explore Laurier's conflicts and compromises
* Independently judge the choices made, predict what they mean for Canada as a whole and for specific groups
Friday, May. 24th:
* pop-quiz :)
* The Arrival. Shaun Tan's wordless masterpiece on the immigration experience
* Laurier Boom and immigration
* Independently analyze push and pull factors of Canada's early 20th century immigration
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