History 30

In this course, students will explore the origins of the First Nations, New France, the Seven Years War, Confederation and the patriation of the Constitution.

Prerequisite

None

Delivered

Online Asynchronous OR Live Broadcast

Credits

Social Science 30 or Elective 30

What Will I Learn?

Students will explore the people and events that have had a hand in shaping Canada as we know it today. Students will gain a better understanding and full appreciation of our country’s rich history.

Online Live Broadcast OR Asynchronous Courses

Students have the option to enroll in the History 30 live broadcast synchronous course OR the History 30 online asynchronous course.

  • Live broadcast synchronous: students attend a live broadcast at a specific time, every week. If you're interested in enrolling in the History 30 synchronous course, please review the live broadcast details and schedule.

  • Online asynchronous: students can take History 30 anywhere, anytime.

Units of Study

The people and the land

The road to democracy

External forces and domestic realities

The forces of nationalism

Changes and opportunities

Exams

This course requires a midterm and a final exam to be supervised by a proctor

What is a proctor?

Course Materials

You Will Need

Word processing software (i.e.: MS Word, Google Docs, etc.)
Presentation software (i.e.: MS PowerPoint, Google Slides, etc.)

Supplied by Sask DLC

Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre provides Kindergarten to Grade 12 courses to Saskatchewan students who choose to study online. We empower students and families to choose the learning environment that works best for them, while supporting their graduation plan.

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