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Community Differences, Change, and Canadian Identity

Community Differences, Change, and Canadian Identity — 80 reviewed Ontario Grade 6 Social Studies questions, answers, and full previews.

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Ontario Grade 6 Social Studies

identify key differences, including social, cultural, and/or economic differences, between a few historical and/or contemporary communities, including at least one First Nations, Métis, or Inuit community, in Canada (e.g., differences in gender roles between First Nations and French settlers in early Canada; social and economic differences between upper-class and working-class people in industrializing cities; differences in lifestyle between people in rural areas and those in established towns and cities; differences in the religious background of residents in different communities or at different times; differences between Indigenous peoples and newcomers/settlers with respect to spiritual/cultural beliefs about the relationship with the land)

Strand
A. Heritage and Identity: Communities in Canada, Past and Present
Expectations
A3.9, A3.10, A3.11
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80 approved questions
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Answer key included; reading-comprehension sets also include a grading rubric

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community differences, change, and canadian identitygrade 6 social studies worksheetsOntario social studies curriculumGrade 6 communities in CanadaCanada and the global communitycontinuity and changerural and urban differencesocial-class differencerelationship with the landlocal community changeidentity and belongingconstitutional monarchyuniversal health careOntario A3.9Ontario A3.10Ontario A3.11