Early Black Canadian history
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Early Black Canadian history
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Black Canadian history is very closely connected to African American history. In fact, until very recently, most Blacks came to Canada from the U.S. This module will show how two key U.S. historical events — The American Revolution and the War of 1812 — as well as the Underground Railway movement — form the roots of Black history in Canada. The aim of this module is to teach students about Canada by connecting the histories of both countries through that of a particular Canadian racial group. Students should also gain a greater understanding of North American and world geography as they actively use maps to find locations and link historical events. Students will need pencils, paper, and an atlas or wall maps of Canada, North America, and the world. Simple exercizes using time lines and maps will be suggested throughout the module.
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