1. C OMPLETING C ONFEDERATION BC: Gold Rush…

3. T AKE AWAYS …  General historical overview of the locales, main events, and major participants involved in the Cariboo Gold Rush.  Various socio-political, economic, and technological issues related to the Gold Rush are also introduced. Society and Culture: Canada from 1815 to 1914 It is expected that students will:  identify the influence of immigration on, and the contributions of immigrants to, the development of Canada Environment: Canada from 1815 to 1914 It is expected that students will:  construct, interpret, and use graphs, tables, grids, scales, legends, contours, and various types of maps  analyse how geography influenced the economic, historical, and cultural development of western Canada Comprehend and Respond It is expected that students will:  make generalizations, supported by specific details and examples, about the key concepts, characters, and themes of written, oral, and visual works  interpret details and draw conclusions about the information presented in a variety of illustrations, maps, charts, graphs, and other graphic forms

4. A WINDOW INTO …  personal experience: expatriation, travel  societal change : population growth, immigration, impact on and role of Aboriginal peoples  transportation technology: steamboat and/or stagecoach travel  mining technology: gold pan, sluice box  governmental supervision : licensing, provision of law and order  secondary economic activities: retail trade, provision of transportation  immigration : growth of towns and facilities  infrastructure changes: road building, construction of houses and public buildings  communications : newspapers established

5. T IME C ONTEXT …

6. G LOBAL C ONTEXT …  T'ai Ping Rebellion - famine and war in China  Great Exhibition in London - inventions of the Industrial Revolution  Crimean War - Florence Nightingale reforms nursing  British Empire continues to grow under Queen Victoria's reign  India becomes a colony of Britain  Suez Canal opens in Africa  American Civil War  Franco-Prussian War  Gold Rush in Australia and New Zealand  Gold Rush on Fraser River and Cariboo; Colony of British Columbia  Famine in Ireland  Dominion of Canada established  Meiji Period in Japan -industrialization and parliament;  German Empire created Major events in world history providing an overview of why people came to the goldfields...

7. P HYSICAL C ONTEXT …

8. T HE V ALUE OF G OLD …