CANADIAN IMMIGRATION (1885 - 1914)
- Expectations
- Choosing Immigrants
- The Asian Experience
- Discrimination Against Minorities
- An Advertising Campaign
- Was Canada's Door Open or Closed?
- Not Wanted
- The Komagata Maru Affair
- Why did they come?
- Immigrants from Eastern Europe
- Immigrant Workers
- Asians in British Columbia
CANADIAN POLITICS (1885 - 1914)
- Expectations
- Historical Political Maps of Canada
- The Good Old Days?
- Women's Struggles
- Step-by-Step Progress
- Laurier's Political Challenges
- Laurier's Compromise
- Reciprocity Treaty
- Naval Service Bill
- Borden's Political Challenges
- Naval Aid Bill
- Provincial Boundaries
- An Independent Country
- Canada and the British Empire
- Perspectives on Empire
- Side Note: Territories Versus Provinces
CANADA AT WAR (1885 - 1914)
- Expectations
- Canada and the War in South Africa
- A Navy for Canada
- The Road to War
- The Final Steps to War
- Canada at War
- Enemy Aliens
- The War Effort at Home
- Development of a National Identity
CANADIAN PERSONALITIES (1885 - 1914)
- Expectations
- Martha Black
- Guglielmo Marconi
- Alexander Graham Bell
- J.A.D. McCurdy
- Samuel McLaughlin
- George William Ross
- Adam Beck
- Nellie McClung
- Emily Carr
- Lucy Maud Montgomery
- Pauline Johnson
- Clifford Sifton
- Sir Wilfrid Laurier
- Henri Bourassa
WORKING IN CANADA (1885 - 1914)
- Expectations
- Working Conditions in Factories
- Employees Lacking Control
- Immigrant Workers
- Workers Take Action
- Farmers Organize for Change
- Women in the Workplace
- Working in Sweatshops
- Safety on the Job
- Living Conditions Away from Home
- Always in Debt
- Earning Enough to Live
- Rules of the Workplace
- Winnipeg General Strike
- Bloody Saturday
- After the Strike