Social Sciences (Geography, History and Citizenship Education), Grade 6
Quebec · Grade 6 · Social Studies — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Organization of a society in its territory (Quebec society around 1980)
Modern Quebec around 1980 - a society transformed by the Quiet Revolution, with its own National Assembly, a modern economy powered by hydroelectricity, and social programs like health insurance.
- Where and who: Quebec around 1980
- Language, faith, and daily life
- A modern economy
- The National Assembly
- How the land powered modern Quebec
- Leaders of the Quiet Revolution and its legacy
Unit 2: Change in a society and its territory
The Quiet Revolution - how Quebec transformed itself in a single generation through new leaders, the nationalization of hydroelectric power, and modern social programs.
- The changes of the Quiet Revolution
Unit 3: Diversity of societies and their territories
Two comparisons around 1980: a democratic society (Quebec) and an undemocratic one, and Mi'kmaq society and Inuit society - two contemporary Indigenous peoples on their own terms.
- Comparing a democratic and an undemocratic society
- Comparing Mi'kmaq and Inuit societies
Unit 4: Researching and Techniques
The culminating research skills - communicating your results, and constructing your own tables and diagrams.
- Communicating research results
- Building tables and diagrams
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