SOCIAL SCIENCES

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Division of Labour and Workers' Organizations 2 assignments
  HST-4012 
  Focus on the world of labour: evolution of the division of labour and workers' organizations with regard to the economic situation of Quebec and Canada. Historical events; rights acquired by unions; today's challenges.

 
 
The Populations of Québec and Canada 3 assignments
  GGR-5024 
  This course introduces the student to the principal characteristics of the populations of Québec and Canada through the use of demographic concepts. The course looks at issues such as population trends, the reasons underlying uneven population distribution and the diversification of the population. Where appropriate, statistics from the 1996 and 2001 censuses have been used to demonstrate demographic concepts.

 
 
History of Québec and Canada:
From the First Nations to the Union of Upper
and Lower Canada		 3 assignments
  HST-4016-2 
  Explores the major social, political and economic trends and events until 1860 that have played a role in the development of Québec and Canada: the First Nations upon the arrival of the Europeans, European exploration in North America, the fur trade, the French Regime, the Conquest and the British Regime and the beginning of the parliamentary system.
 



 
 
History of Québec and Canada:
From Confederation to the Present		 3 assignments
  HST-4017-2 
  Explore the major political, social and economic trends from the events surrounding Confederation in 1867 to the present day. Includes the two periods of industrialization, the two world wars, the Depression, and the Quiet Revolution.
 


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