Social Studies 10
Sample topics:
- Consensus-based governance (e.g., Nunavut) and First Peoples self-governance models
Nisga'a pole raising at Gitwinksihlkw (Canyon City) on the Nass R, 1992. Gary Fiegehen photo
- Indian Act:
- Crown- and federal government–imposed governance structures on First Peoples communities (e.g., band councils)
- Title, treaties, and land claims
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- Stakeholders (e.g., First Peoples; industry and corporate leaders; local citizens; grassroots movements; special interest groups, including environmental organizations)
The Raging Grannies protesting logging in Clayoquot Sound, 1993. WCWC
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- Canada (treaties with First Peoples)
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- Immigration and multiculturalism:
- Cultural identities of subsequent generations (e.g., second-generation Japanese Canadian versus Canadian of Japanese descent versus Canadian)
- Japanese
Cooking up delicacies at Oppenheimer Park, Vancouver, during the annual Powell Street Festival, 1981. Powell Street was the centre of the Japanese Canadian community in Vancouver before WWII. Rob Draper/Vancouver Sun
- Manifestations or representations:
Man/frog transformation by Doug Cranmer, 1976. MOA Nb3.1483
- Place-based identities and sense of belonging (e.g., Haida Gwaii versus Queen Charlotte Islands; “up North” and “back East”; affinity for ocean air, wide-open spaces; spiritual ancestors)
Sample topics:
- National or ethnic discrimination:
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