Prince Edward Island History 621B
Prince Edward Island · Grade 12 · Social Studies — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Unit 1: Land and Resources
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.
- Mi'kmaq settlement and place names on Epekwitk
- Site and situation in later settlement
- Goods, colonial lands, and the Island's history
- Impact on the Island's resources and environment
- Impact of a resource development initiative
Unit 2: Unit 2: People and Culture
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 culture and the Island heritage
- Non-material culture and the Island heritage
- Mi'kmaq and Acadian foundations of the mosaic
- Later peoples of the cultural mosaic
- Factors of cultural change
- Globalization's future impact on Island culture
Unit 3: Unit 3: Power and Government
How the Island has been governed: the evolution of decision making, external governance including absentee landlords, the road into Confederation, and decision making today.
- How decision making evolved on the Island
- The impact of external governance
- Federal governance and the marginalization of the Island's Mi'kmaq
- Factors that led the Island into Confederation
- Factors influencing decision making today
Unit 4: Unit 4: Economies and Technologies
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 Island industries
- Economic impact of joining Confederation
- Factors changing post-Confederation industries
- Globalization's impact on Island economies
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