Government : participating in Canada

Titre
Government : participating in Canada

Don. Quinlan

Sommaire
Examines the powerful trinity that frames Canadian society: government, law, and citizenship. Describes the people and events that have shaped Canadian society in the twentieth century. Features such as biographies, eyewitness accounts, opposing viewpoints, case studies, World Wide Web references, and primary sources give the reader the opportunity to explore various perspectives.

Participating in Canada
 
Participating in Canada : Government

Date de publication comme intervalle
1999

Canadian challenges

Description matérielle
96 p. : illus. (some col.) ; 31 cm.

Informations sur le programme
Citizens Participating in Decision Making; Governance & Rights Gr. 6+

Terme de vedette-matière
Civics, Canadian.
 
Law -- Canada.
 
Citizenship -- Canada.
 
Social Studies - 6.1.
 
Social Studies - 9.1.

Terme géographique
Canada -- Politics and government.

Vedette secondaire auteur
Pickup, Mary Jane.
 
Lahey, Terry.

Résumé
Examines the powerful trinity that frames Canadian society: government, law, and citizenship. Describes the people and events that have shaped Canadian society in the twentieth century. Features such as biographies, eyewitness accounts, opposing viewpoints, case studies, World Wide Web references, and primary sources give the reader the opportunity to explore various perspectives.

Numéro international normalisé des livres (ISBN)
9780195412796

Informations de publication
Don Mills, ON : Oxford University Press, c1999.


BibliothèqueNuméro de rayonType de documentCode à barres du documentStatut
HardistyTS 320.471 QUITeacher resource30512000179422Teacher Materials