World History: The 20th Century & Beyond · 1900-Present
Civil Rights & Social Movements
Global struggles for equality, including the US Civil Rights movement and Anti-Apartheid.
Key Questions
- 1How have grassroots movements changed national laws?
- 2What is the role of non-violence in social change?
- 3How did global solidarity impact the end of Apartheid?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: Social, Economic, and Political Structures - Grade 12ON: The World Since 1900 - Grade 12
Grade: Grade 12
Subject: Canadian & World Studies
Unit: World History: The 20th Century & Beyond
Period: 1900-Present
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