CHC2D -Canadian History since World War I

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This course explores key events and developments in Canada since World War I. Students learn about social, political, and economic

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CHC2D – Canadian History Since World War I

Grade 10, Academic

Course Description

This course explores the major events, developments, and people that have shaped Canada since 1914. Students examine social, political, and economic changes, Canada’s role in the world, and the impact of historical events on identity, citizenship, and heritage. The course also builds historical thinking, research, and source analysis skills.

Course Outline

Unit	Duration
Canada, 1914–1929	27 hours
Canada, 1929–1945	27 hours
Canada, 1945–1982	27 hours
Canada, 1982 to the Present	27 hours
Final Exam	2 hours
Total	110 hours

Resources Required

Access to online course materials, historical sources, research tools, a device with internet connection, and writing tools for assignments, note-taking, and project work.

Key Skills Developed

Historical thinking, research skills, source analysis, critical thinking, communication, digital literacy, and understanding of Canadian identity, citizenship, and heritage.

Assessment

Category	Weight
Knowledge & Understanding	25%
Thinking & Inquiry	25%
Communication	25%
Application	25%

Tips for Success

Stay organized by checking announcements, your mailbox, and the course calendar regularly for updates and assignment due dates. Dedicate 1–2 hours each day to read historical texts, take notes, and complete assignments or research projects. Actively participate in discussions, analyze primary and secondary sources, and connect historical events to current issues. Communicate with your teacher for guidance or clarification when needed, and approach each task with critical thinking, curiosity, and attention to detail to succeed in this course.