Topic:Canadian history

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Welcome to the Department of Canadian History, a sub-department of the Division of American history. This is a great page, but it currently has little content. It has great potential!

The success of this department depends upon the participation and enthusiasm of the Wikiversity user: your contribution is valued!

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[edit] Proposed Courses

  • American-Canadian Relations
  • Canada at War
  • Pre-Confederation Canada
  • Canada and Race: Nativism, Eugenics, and Aliens
  • Imperial geopolitics and boundary disputes in the Pacific Northwest

[edit] Links

  • The Canadian Encyclopedia
    • excellent general reference powered by Historica
  • History Central
    • Writing a paper or conducting research on a specific topic? This should be your first stop - a great collection of relevant links.
  • U of Washington
    • Good place to find links to those hard to find primary documents, maps, images, etc.
  • DND Directorate of History and Heritage
    • For Canadian Military history buffs, with some downloadable books, ie Hatch's history of the BCATP
  • Nos Racines/Our Roots website
    • A wide range of historical documents and major histories from all provinces
  • Early Canadian Online
    • A wide range of historical documents and major histories from all provinces; also includes many federal documents and reports, plus some parliamentary debates

[edit] News

October 18, 2007 the Department of Canadian History is founded!

[edit] School announcements

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