The document outlines the schedule and key topics for Units 4 and 5 of a history class over the next 3 weeks. It includes dates for topics on the Cold War, suburbanization, Quebec's Quiet Revolution, Expo 67, Trudeaumania, the FLQ Crisis, patriation of the constitution, Oka Crisis, and free trade. Presentations will cover events like the Avro Arrow cancellation, Summit Series, acid rain, and Canada's entry into confederation. Readings will come from books on Trudeau and Chretien. The Cold War unit on November 26th will discuss the post-WW2 split between the US and Soviet alliance systems and tensions that spread globally during that era.

1. Units 4 and 5: 50s to 80s Outline for the next 3 weeks

2. Schedule Nov 26: The Cold War Nov 27: Suburbia Nov 28: Quiet Revolution Nov 29: Pearson Years Nov 30: Expo 67

3. December 3: Presentation Workshop Dec 4: Trudeaumania Dec 5: FLQ Crisis Dec 6: Constitution Dec 7: Memoirs , by Trudeau Dec 10-11: Presentations

4. Dec 12: Free Trade and the 1988 election Dec 13: Oka Crisis Dec 14: Video on the Oka Crisis Dec 17: Review Dec 18: Test on these units Dec 19: Last day of class before break

5. Key Themes Pierre Elliot Trudeau Quebec’s place in Canada Native peoples in Canada

6. Readings Your books on Jean Chretien and Pierre Trudeau will both be used I will also give out some other readings

7. Group Presentations The Group Presentations for this unit will cover topics from all the decades: Avro Arrow Summit Series of 72 Acid Rain Olympic Games in Montreal and Calgary National Energy Program Newfoundland joins Canada St Lawrence Seaway

8. The Cold War November 26 th

9. The two sides After WW2, the two superpowers remaining were the Soviet Union and the USA Allies of both nations take sides Europe split

10. Iron Curtain Soviets prevent people from leaving, communicating with free world Germany and its capital Berlin are split up 1961 – Berlin wall is built

11. The Cold War spreads Both the US and the Soviets seek to make allies with other nations in the world, in particular Africa, Asia and the Americas Fidel Castro overthrows a dictatorship in Cuba in 1959, eventually sides with the Soviets

12. Occasionally it heats up Several small wars were fought that involved American and Soviet interests: - Greece - Korea - Vietnam Angola and Mozambique Afghanistan Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962

13. Igor Gouzenko Soviet spy working in the Soviet embassy in Canada Defected to Canada in 1945 Reveals the Soviets’ spy program in the West

14. Alliances US, Canada, Great Britain and other Western Allies form NATO Soviet Union and other Eastern European nations form the Warsaw Pact Canada and the US form NORAD Debate in Canada over the use of nuclear weapons