This is an easily read magazine that focusses on how people change the world through the arts and sciences. Supported by maps, drawings, archival photographs, and suggestions for activity, the anthology looks at the decision-making process and the effects of choices made by people in Canada and other countries in both modern and historic times. A concluding section encourages students to consider decisions they will make. This CD-ROM allows users to explore the people and events surrounding the conflict of 1885. The program includes text, video and audio segments, and maps that present varied viewpoints about the resistance.
Students can create their own journal using information from the program.
A print function is included. Maltman, Charles and Dawson, Ian. This book examines the influences that led to the creation of the United Kingdom. Included are a discussion of various members of the monarchy, the evolution of a parliamentary system, and the effects of war. This title is one in a series of British resources containing colour illustrations, maps, charts, and primary source material to encourage investigation and further research.