History of the Canadian Peoples

Preface             Introduction: Interpreting Canada’s Past   Part I: Beginnings Chapter 1: Canada: A Bird’s Eye View Chapter 2: The First Nations of Canada Chapter 3: Second Peoples: The European Cultural Heritage Chapter 4: The European “Discovery” of Canada to 1632 Chapter 5: Natives and Newcomers, 1632-1663   Part II: France in America Chapter 6: New France Takes Root, 1663-1689 Chapter 7: The Political Economy of a Strategic Outpost, 1663-1756 Chapter 8: Social Life in New France Chapter 9: Imperial Designs, 1715-1763   Part III: The Origins of British North America, 1763-1821 Chapter 10: British North America, 1763-1783 Chapter 11: Redefining British North America, 1783-1815 Chapter 12: Natives and the Fur Trade in the West, 1763-1821   Part IV: Maturing Colonial Societies, 1815-1867 Chapter 13: The Maritime Colonies, 1815-1867 Chapter 14: Newfoundland and Labrador, 1815-1855 Chapter 15: The Canadas: Economy and Society, 1815-1850s Chapter 16: Rebellions and Responsible Government in the Canadas, 1815-1860 Chapter 17: The Northwest, 1821-1860s Chapter 18: The Pacific Northwest, 1821-1860s   Part V: Industrializing Canada, 1840-1867 Chapter 19: People and Place at Mid-Century Chapter 20: British North America’s Revolutionary Age Chapter 21: Society in Transition Chapter 22: The Road to Confederation