March 13 2020 WW1

Review of Women's Right to Vote in Canada.
Students please read the transcription on the video below. 

HISTORY OF | Women's Right to Vote


 Individual Work: Reading Page 204 The Person's Case

How 5 Women Changed Canada Forever Over a Cup of Tea



Individual Work: Reading 205-209

Questions: 
Pg 206 Evidence Question.
Pg 207 Historical Perspective 
Pg 208 Ethical Dimension 
Pg 209 Answer Q 1 and 3 

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