Ch 8 Canada Shifts Focus 1980 and Beyond. Learning Outcomes- Today you will identify societal changes in Canada after 1980. You will also explore how.

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Ch 8 Canada Shifts Focus 1980 and Beyond

Learning Outcomes- Today you will identify societal changes in Canada after You will also explore how multiculturalism/social policies affect minorities, and women groups in Canada. You will also graph immigration statistics and use evidence to draw conclusions.

Task 1. Use Figure 8-5 and GLM 20-- Use the Pie Graph to Recreate the info.( ) Task 2. From 8-6 Use Year 2006 and graph again estimating percentages on GLM-20.

Task 2. Read Looking at your graph,(1960/70) determine the top 3 immigrant areas. 2. Look at your 2006 graph determine the top 3 immigrant areas. 3. Describe the changes in immigration patterns. 4. What has the gov. done to cause this change? 5. How has Multiculturalism affected Canadians? 6. Do you agree with this policy and the ideas it is fostering?

Task 2 Continued... Pg Who are the Boomers why are they important in Canada? 8. Who are the Gen Xers? Describe them. 9. Describe the Y Generation ? 10. List 3 or 4 new technologies of this time. 11. Pg. 248 What new rights were gained during this time in Canada? 12. Which Canadian hero began his quest in this time period?Describe his plan.

8-2 The Fight for Aboriginal Rights

Learning Outcome-Society and Identity-- Today you identify how Aboriginals have responded to challenges. You will identify positive changes, areas of challenge, and uniquely interesting aspects of Aboriginal life.

Write down the following: Plus-Gains or Positive Events for First Nations in this era... Minus- Areas they feel still needed change or were fighting for during this time.. Interesting- Unique events, or aspects of Native Culture...

Rank the Plus/Minus in order of importance... and fill out on GLM 1 Rank the disappointments or challenges in order and fill out on GLM 1 Rank the Unique or interesting on GLM 1 Explain why your chose your first two top rankings on the back of GLM #1...

8-3 Constitution and Discord in Quebec

Review-- Name 2 positive gains First Nations made in the 1980's Identify two frustrations of the Native peoples during the 1980's

Preview--- What do you know about Quebec and its relationship with Canada? Talk with a partner- List three points..

Learning Outcomes- Today you will study one of two Canadian issues: A. Identifying/explaining the series of events that led to Quebec attempting to separate from Canada ( and 257 and 264) B. Identifying/explaining the patriation of the Constitution and attempts to include Quebec.( )

Task 1 You will be assigned either A or B. Teacher- Mr. Crocker will give a verbal summary of both events.. Task 2 You will read Including vocab,pictures,timelines... While reading take notes put in chronological order important events.

Task A- Should end with 1995 Referendum Task B-Should end with the Clarity Act..

Task 2- Order your flow of events with numbers... Find a partner and compare and discuss.. Find one more partner and compare/adjust again. Write out brief explanations of key events...

Task 3-- Using GLM 8-- Write out the Flow of events with brief explanations.. Task 4- You will be matched up with an A or B and will be asked to teach the flow of events leading up to the Clarity Bill and Referendum of Your partner will copy your info onto the back of their GLM- 8..

8-4- New Economic Ideas and the 1980's

Review-- What was the first meeting of the Provinces attempting to include Quebec in the constitution: A. Charlottetown Accord B. Quebec Conference C. Meech Lake D. Vancouver Accord

Review Why did the Constitutional Accords trying to please Quebec fail: a. First Nations disagreed b. The West felt ignored c. Manitoba/Newfoundland voted against. d. All of the above

Learning Outcomes- Today you will identify solutions by two Prime Ministers to address economic issues in Canada. You will also define and identify the process of Globalization..

Canada was suffering from high unemployment, high debt and was headed for recession in the 1980's. Two Prime Minister used different economic strategies to pull Canada's economy out of this economic slump.

Task 1: Pg Mulroney/Conservatives-- Explain what the strategy was and how it was supposed to help the economy: 1. Trickle-Down Approach 2. Open for Business 3. Free Trade/US 4. NAFTA

On the White Board- Add an explanations of each of these strategies..... Answer: Did these solutions prevent economic problems in Canada?Explain

Task 2- Read 268 Chretien and the Liberals took over and tried a number of strategies to help the economy: Identify/Explain results 1. Inject 6 billion of tax dollars into economy 2.Elimination of social services 3. Cut Transfer Payments 4.Increased Safety Net

On the White Board write down your explanation or results of Chretien's attempts to fix the economy... Discuss Answer: Did Chretien's solutions help the Canadian economy?

Task 3-- Globalization Use pg. 43 -Vocab Sheet... Opinion---Answer on the back of sheet. In your opinion what are the positives of Globalization, negatives, and do you think it is positive for the Canadian Economy.. Explain

8-5 A New Era of International Action..

Review-- Mulroney tried to solve the economic crisis by: a. hiding under the blankets b. calling for mommy c. using the trickle down theory d. asking Santa

Review-- Chretien tried to solve the economic crisis by: a. borrowing from other countries b. injecting money/trimming social programs c. implementing Free Trade d. Creating the GST

Learning Outcomes- Today you will learn the reasons for the end of the Cold War. You will also explain how Canada responded to World events and developed its autonomy.

Task 1 - Event End of the Cold War... Read Pg Create 6 questions with the: WHO,WHAT,WHERE,WHEN,WH Y,HOW and answer

Task 2: Using a World Map Identify the following Post Cold War Events... 1.Star Wars 2.Air India 3.Gulf War 4.Rwanda 5.Somalia 6.Yugoslavia Afghanistan 9. Iraq War.

Task 2- See Information sheet and Map for Post Cold War Canada World Events...