Classes » HIST 106, Winter 2006

Name: Post-Confederation History of Canada
Description: This course explores the history of Canada since Confederation [1867]. Topics include national expansion, Aboriginal and Metis resistance, economic cycles, and two world wars. The course also considers the ways in which the lives of the diverse peoples of Canada have been transformed by industrialization, urbanization and immigration, and affected by race, class, gender and region.
Credits: 3.0
Semester: Winter 2006
Class starts: Jan. 1, 2006, midnight
Class ends: April 30, 2006, midnight
Withdrawal deadline: March 21, 2006, midnight
Tuition deadline: None
Add drop deadline: Jan. 21, 2006, midnight
Late interest starts: None
Tuition refund cutoff: None
Instructor: Jacqueline Gresko
Schedules: (None)
Tuition: $450.00
This tuition applies to domestic full-time students. Tuitions for international, senior, and auditing students may vary.
Fees: (None)