from pre-European native societies to the present. It traces the patterns

of colonization, immigration, and settlement and the evolution of the

Canadian state from colonial rule through Confederation to the challenges

of separatism, highlighting the role of political parties and leaders, the

impact of regionalism, and relations with Britain, the United States, and

the wider world. It considers the growth of a capitalist economy and the

social and cultural changes set in motion by industrialization and

urbanization. Particular attention is given to the emergence of new social

classes, the transformation of family life, the emergence of new social

institutions, and the trends in cultural and intellectual life. The course

also examines the cultural conflict and accommodation between natives and

Europeans, French and English, and new immigrant groups and those born in

2- September 15 First Nations' Territory

September 20 YOM KIPPUR NO LECTURE

3- September 22 The arrival of Europeans: Viking and Basques in America

Carleton University Press, 1985, p. 47, 56-65, 177-181. (READING KIT)

Ontario, Broadview Press, 1997, p. 345-359. (READING KIT)

- Who benefitted from Native-French contact?

History to Confederation. Toronto, Harcourt Brace Canada, 1996 (Third

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