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The official Prince Edward Island Prince Edward Island History 621B curriculum
Prince Edward Island defines Prince Edward Island History 621B by strands and outcomes. MapleMind teaches the same curriculum reorganized for one-skill-at-a-time tutoring — the table shows exactly where every official strand lands, and the ministry's own wording is quoted under each unit below.
Official source Prince Edward Island's official curriculumRead it on the government site — princeedwardisland.ca ↗| Official strand | Outcomes | Where MapleMind teaches it |
|---|---|---|
| Strand LR | 4 | Unit 1: Land and Resources |
| Strand PC | 4 | Unit 2: People and Culture |
| Strand PG | 4 | Unit 3: Power and Government |
| Strand ET | 4 | Unit 4: Economies and Technologies |
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Unit 1Unit 1: Land and ResourcesOfficial strand · Strand LR
How the Island was settled and used: site and situation factors, the quest for goods and colonial lands, and the impact of human activity on the Island's natural resources and environment.
Settlement and Site and Situation
- Mi'kmaq settlement and place names on Epekwitk1.1 — Analyse how the Island's earliest Mi'kmaq residents read site and situation factors to settle Epekwitk, and how Mi'kmaw place names reflect those factors.
- Site and situation in later settlement1.1 — Analyse how site and situation factors shaped the settlement patterns of the Island's later Acadian and British inhabitants.
The Quest for Goods and Colonial Lands
- Goods, colonial lands, and the Island's history1.2 — Explain how the colonial quest for goods and lands - the fisheries, the fur and timber trades, and competition among European powers - shaped Prince Edward Island's history.
Natural Resources and the Environment
- Impact on the Island's resources and environment1.3 — Analyse how factors such as the timber trade, agriculture, and settlement have affected the Island's natural resources and environment over time.
A Resource Development Initiative
- Impact of a resource development initiative1.4 — Analyse the impact - economic, social, and environmental - of a past Island economic development initiative involving a natural resource.
The official wording — 4 outcomes in this unit
- 1.1
analyse site and situation factors related to settlement patterns in Prince Edward Island
- 1.2
explain how the quest for goods and colonial lands shaped Prince Edward Island’s history
- 1.3
analyse the impact of various factors on the Island’s natural resources and environment
- 1.4
analyse the impact of a past economic development initiative involving a natural resource
Unit 2Unit 2: People and CultureOfficial strand · Strand PC
The peoples of the Island and their heritage: material and non-material culture, the cultural mosaic, factors of cultural change, and the future of Island culture.
Material and Non-Material Culture
- Material culture and the Island heritage2.1 — Analyse elements of material culture - the tangible things people make and use - that have contributed to a unique Island heritage.
- Non-material culture and the Island heritage2.1 — Analyse elements of non-material culture - language, stories, music, dance, and beliefs - that have contributed to a unique Island heritage.
The Island Cultural Mosaic
- Mi'kmaq and Acadian foundations of the mosaic2.2 — Demonstrate an understanding of how the Mi'kmaq and the Acadians - including the Acadian Deportation and Acadian return - contributed to the Island cultural mosaic.
- Later peoples of the cultural mosaic2.2 — Demonstrate an understanding of how later peoples - such as Black, Lebanese, and Chinese Islanders - contributed to the Island cultural mosaic.
Change in Island Culture
- Factors of cultural change2.3 — Analyse the factors - such as migration, media, and economic change - that contribute to positive or negative change in Island culture or identity.
Globalization and the Island's Future
- Globalization's future impact on Island culture2.4 — Predict how globalization may impact Island culture in the future, weighing both enrichment and the risk of cultural loss.
The official wording — 4 outcomes in this unit
- 2.1
analyse elements of material and non-material culture that have contributed over time to a unique Island heritage
- 2.2
demonstrate an understanding of how various cultures have contributed to the Island cultural mosaic
- 2.3
analyse factors that contribute to change (positive or negative) in Island culture or identity
- 2.4
predict how globalization may impact on Island culture in the future
Unit 3Unit 3: Power and GovernmentOfficial strand · Strand PG
How the Island has been governed: the evolution of decision making, external governance including absentee landlords, the road into Confederation, and decision making today.
The Evolution of Decision Making
- How decision making evolved on the Island3.1 — Demonstrate an understanding of how decision making evolved over time in Prince Edward Island, from Mi'kmaq governance through colonial and responsible government.
External Governance and Absentee Landlords
- The impact of external governance3.2 — Analyse the impact of absentee-landlord and colonial governance on decision making for Islanders, including the Land Question and the empowerment/disempowerment of off-Island decisions.
- Federal governance and the marginalization of the Island's Mi'kmaq3.2 — Analyse the impact of colonial and federal governance on the Island's Mi'kmaq, including their marginalization through decisions made without their voice.
Into Confederation
- Factors that led the Island into Confederation3.3 — Describe the political, economic, and other factors - such as railway debt and the Land Question - that led Prince Edward Island into Confederation in 1873.
Decision Making Today
- Factors influencing decision making today3.4 — Describe the political and other factors - provincial and federal government, the economy, and public opinion - that influence decision making in Prince Edward Island today.
The official wording — 4 outcomes in this unit
- 3.1
demonstrate an understanding of how decision making evolved over time in Prince Edward Island
- 3.2
analyse the impact of external governance (absentee landlords, colonial government, federal) on decision making, past and present
- 3.3
describe political and other factors that led Prince Edward Island into Confederation
- 3.4
describe political and other factors that influence decision making in Prince Edward Island today
Unit 4Unit 4: Economies and TechnologiesOfficial strand · Strand ET
The Island's changing economy: pre-Confederation industries, the economic impact of joining Confederation, post-Confederation change, and the impact of globalization on Island economies.
Pre-Confederation Economies
- Pre-Confederation Island industries4.1 — Analyse the changes in the Island's pre-Confederation economies and industries - agriculture, the fishery, shipbuilding, and the timber trade.
The Economic Impact of Confederation
- Economic impact of joining Confederation4.2 — Assess the economic impact and implications of Prince Edward Island joining Confederation, including debt relief and integration into a national economy.
Post-Confederation Industries
- Factors changing post-Confederation industries4.3 — Demonstrate an understanding of the factors - technology, transportation, markets, and policy - that supported or changed Island industries after Confederation.
Globalization and Island Economies
- Globalization's impact on Island economies4.4 — Explain how globalization has affected Island economies over time and continues to today, through trade, tourism, and global markets.
The official wording — 4 outcomes in this unit
- 4.1
analyse changes in various Island economies and industries during pre-Confederation
- 4.2
assess the economic impact and implications of Prince Edward Island joining Confederation
- 4.3
demonstrate an understanding of the factors that played a role in supporting or changing Island industries post-Confederation
- 4.4
explain how globalization has had an impact over time, and continues to have an impact, on Island economies
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The official source is linked on this page — Prince Edward Island's official curriculum. The outline here follows it: every MapleMind skill carries its official outcome code, and the ministry's own wording is quoted under each unit.
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