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Beginning with first contact between First Nations people and European settlers, and continuing to modern, 21st-century Canada, How Canada Became Canada tells the stories that make our nation's history come alive. The series presents a comprehensive overview of the issues and people that shaped our history and made Canada the vibrant nation it is today. Each book is colourfully illustrated and contains a glossary, a timeline, and a comprehensive index.
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Complete Set (1 copy of all 10 books)
978-0-7791-7403-4
$245.00
Single Titles*, (each)
$24.95
*Books are hardcover, reinforced library bound
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Before Canada: First Nations & First Contacts (Prehistory–1523)
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The Settlement of New France and Acadia (1524–1701)
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Britain's Canada (1613–1770)
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Conflicts, Changes, and Confederation (1770–1867)
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From the Atlantic to the Pacific: Canadian Expansion (1867–1909)
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A Nation Evolves: Canadian Nationalism, World War I, and Growing Sovereignty (1910–1929)
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Crisis at Home and Abroad: The Great Depressions, World War II, and Beyond (1929–1959)
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Redefining Canada: A Developing Identity (1960–1984)
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Canada's Changing Society (1984–the Present)
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Canada's Modern-Day Aboriginal Peoples: Nunavut & Evolving Relationships
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