Rebellions of 1837-38
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Presently we are building texts, materials and student activities considering guiding questions like "Were the British the “Friendly Conquerors”?" and "To what extent do we owe allegiance to our government? "
Students will learn to describe the main events of the Rebellions in Lower Canada, to describe the main events of the Rebellions in Upper Canada, and to compare and contrast the Rebellions in Upper and Lower Canada. Student site section not yet available.
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Consequences of the Rebellions - A Learning & Evaluation Situation
A teacher guide, organizers, documents, and activities have been created for this topic. They are available in the form of a Learning and Evaluation Situation called Rebellionsof 1837-38 - The Most Important Consequences
Sketchnote - the causes of the 1837-38 RebellionA Student activity on Causes of Rebellion using Sketchnote
Note that a small separate student activity using Sketchnote and on the causes of the 1837-38 Rebellion is available courtesy of our RECIT partners.
Read more about this activity and see a video on its in-class use here.
The English version of the workbook is now available here! ➦
A Discussion strategy using the Historical Discussion game
Students can use the Historical Discussion game cards to converse on various topics related to this time period and the demands and struggles of Patriotes and others.
A Google Slide deck to help facilitate discussion was prepared by our RECIT partners and is now available in English here.