Grade 11 · Alberta
Social 20-1: perspectives on nationalism
All four related issues in Alberta Social Studies 20-1, plus units on where nationalism came from and what the twentieth century did with it. Practice questions and quizzes for every unit, with every answer explained.
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6 units · 72 questions
Units
Concepts, practice questions and quizzes for every unit: Nation and identity, National interest, Internationalism, Canada, Origins, Ultranationalism in practice.
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Ten mixed questions per sheet with room to show work, and an answer key that prints on its own page.
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Toolkits
The ideas that show up everywhere, explained in full: answering a “to what extent” question, the history the course assumes and more.
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About this course
Social Studies 20-1 asks one big question — to what extent should we embrace nationalism? — through four related issues: nation and identity, national interest and ultranationalism, internationalism, and national identity in Canada. All four are here, plus two supporting units that supply the history the related issues assume: the French Revolution and the rise of the nation-state, and the ultranationalism of the interwar years and the Second World War.
There is no diploma exam in Grade 11. Social 20-1 is marked by your school, and it leads directly into Social 30-1, which asks the same kind of question about ideology instead of nationalism.
Related issues and outcomes come from Alberta Education's Social Studies Kindergarten to Grade 12 Program of Studies.