Social Studies 9
Social Studies 9 Course Overview
Big Ideas
Our communities are diverse and made up of individuals who have a lot in common. | Stories and traditions about ourselves and our families reflect who we are and where we are from. | Rights, roles, and responsibilities shape our identity and help us build healthy relationships with others. |
From: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/social-studies/9/core
Introduction
Social Studies 9 focuses on the early exploration and colonization of North America and the interactions with First Peoples, as well as the major European revolutions.
Where Does This Course Fit?
- Prerequisites: Social Studies 8
- Follow-Up Course: Students hoping to take Social Studies 10 should complete Social Studies 9.
Course Materials
- All materials for this course can be found online.
Brief Outline
Unit | Description |
1 | North America and the First Peoples |
2 | Exploration of North America |
3 | Colonization of North America up till 1812 |
4 | Revolutions: American, Russian, French, Industrial |
Assessment Percentage Breakdown
Assessment Type | Percentage of the Course |
Assignments | 45% |
Online Quizzes | 16% |
Midterm exam | 19% |
Final exam | 20% |
Your final assessment will be represented on this Proficiency Scale.
You have up to a year to complete your course.