1871-Now What?

In 1871, the first of the numbered treaties were signed, which we will talk about much more as the course goes on. British Columbia joins Canada, but only after a promise has been made, and all the the HBC land is now in Canada's hand.

Looking at the map and knowing that land agreements are being signed with the 1st Nations, what is Canada now poised to do?

Before we go on, lets start our timeline of Canada. Using Timeline 3d, put in the following dates. For each date, be sure to have a picture and information. To open Timeline 3d, go to your applications folder or do a search for it under the magnifying glass on the top right hand corner.

B.C. joining Canada
Number 1 Treaty being signed
Charlottetown Conference
The Red River Settlement being measured up by Canada
Confederation
Manitoba Confederation

We Day

The school is taking applications for this awesome event

The school has said they are looking for people who wish to change the world. The WE Day organization has a similar message,  they are looking for people willing to make a difference in the World. Below is the criteria set out by the school. This year Ms McGowan is taking in the applications.

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has. Margaret Mead

1867 Confederation, again!!

With the map above, and the link here, and what is already in your notes, complete your note frame, titled Confederation-1867

Confederation 1867, now what?

After answering questions on Edmodo about confederation-use your notes-read the article found here