Canadian History 11

 

Computer Scramble – Canada in the 19th century.

 

Instructions: 1. Log in to the network.

                     2.  Review the 19th century scramble (see below)

                     2. Open the Internet

                     3.  Open Word

 

Using the Internet, locate the following items and place them in your Word document. Save this to your workspace before the end of class. Site the websites used for each piece of information required. (i.e. footnotes with the websites):

 

  1. A map of North America in the 19th century pre-confederation.
  2. A regional map of the Canadian-American frontier in Eastern North America
  3. A map showing the migratory patterns of African-American migration to Canada
  4. An image associated with the return voyage to Sierra Leone at the turn of the 19th century
  5. A timeline of 19th century North American events. (It may be useful to compare it to the one you created yourself.
  6. An extract (written information) related to the exodus of people to Sierra Leone from North America.
  7. A short description of First Nations involvement in the American revolution.
  8. A copy of the BNA and the different responsibilities designated for provinces and the federal government.
  9. A map of Canada 1867.
  10. A map of Canada at the turn of the 20th century.
  11. A brief description of the three most influential Canadians in the 19th century. (You decide. Be sure to explain why you selected these people)