Read p. 6-30 Answer p.10 #1a, 2a, b p.15 #1a b, 2, 3 p.20 #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6a, b p.24 #1a, 2 p.30 #1, 2 , 3

Chapter 2: A Nation Steeled in War

Read p. 36-40 Answer p.38 #1, 2a, b, 3 p.40 #1, 3

Read p.41-53 Answer p.47 #3a, b, 4, 5 p.53 #1a, 2, 3a, b

Read p.54-66 Answer p.60 #2, 3, 4, 5 p.66 #1, 4, 5

Chapter 3: A North America Nation

Read p.68-74 Answer p.74 #1, 2, 3a, b, 4, 7a, b

Chapter 4: Canada's World War

Read p.106 to 121 Answer p.112 #1, 2, 4a, b

Read p.116 to 121 Answer p.121 #1, 3

Chapter 5: First of the Middle Powers

Read p.134 to 146 Answer p.139 #1, 2, 3 p.146 #1, 3, 4, 5 "The Suez Canal Crisis" p.146 #1, 2, 3

Chapter 6: A Nation in Conflict

Read p.166-183 Answer p.169 #3 p.173 #1a, b p.174 #3 p.176 #1a, b p.180 #3, 5 p.182 #1, 2

Chapter 7: The End of "Liberation"

A) Read p. 184-188: "The FLQ Crisis"

1) Outline the FLQ Crisis (You may answer this question in point form)

2) Do you agree or disagree with Trudeau implementing the War Measures Act?

B) Read p. 189 to 190: "Quebec: Moving Towards Independence"

1) What was Bill 101?

2) Which party and leader brought it into law?

C) Read p. 189 to 195: "Inflation and Unemployment: Battling the Two-Headed Monster"

Answer Q. #1,3,4,5,6,7 on p.195

D) Read p. 195 to 200: "A Community of Communities"

Answer Q. #4,7 on p.200

Chapter 8: A Canadian Society

A) Read p.202 to 206: "Unfinished Business"

Answer Q. #3,4 on p.206

B) Read p. 206 to 211: "Our Home and Native Land"

1) What two main concerns are Natives attempting to have addressed?

2) In British Columbia, Native bands have signed numerous treaties. True or False

Answer Q. #2 on p.212

Answer Q. #1,2,3,4,5 on p.211 "When Rights Clash"

C) Read p.212 to 216: "Who Should Come to Canada?"

Answer Q. #5 on p.216

Answer Q. #1 on p.215 "A Refugee Crisis"

D) Read p. 217 to 218: "Citizenship-Joining Canada"

1) What benefits do Canadian citizens have that landed immigrants do not have?

2) How does one become a Canadian citizen?

E) Qualifications For Citizenship

People applying for Canadian citizenship are expected to meet certain criteria. For instance, they must be prepared to demonstrate a certain standard knowledge of Canada's culture, geography, and history. Imagine that you have an opportunity to suggest reasons that applicants for Canadian citizenship should be able to answer. Give five questions that you think applicants for Canadian citizenship should be able to answer. As well, give reasons why you think each is an appropriate question.