To be open to the diversity of societies and their territories
In this section, you will explore and compare two societies that existed during the same time period. These societies don’t always exist in the same place. Sometimes they lived far away from each other (like the Iroquoian Nations and the Inca). In other cases, the two societies lived close together (like the Iroquoians and the Algonquians). In this case, they may have traded or even fought with one another!
Click on the individual society’s photo to explore it, or use the compare button to view pages from both societies in a side-by-side comparison table.”
Cycle 2:
IROQUOIAN SOCIETY AND ALGONQUIAN SOCIETY AROUND 1500
IROQUOIAN SOCIETY AND INCA SOCIETY AROUND 1500
CANADIAN SOCIETY IN NEW FRANCE AND SOCIETIES IN THE THIRTEEN COLONIES AROUND 1745
Cycle 3:
CANADIAN SOCIETY IN THE PRAIRIES AND ON THE WEST COASTCoast – A coast is an area where the land meets the sea. Côte – Une… AROUND 1900
QUÉBEC SOCIETY AND CANADIAN SOCIETY IN THE PRAIRIES AROUND 1900
QUÉBEC SOCIETY AND AN UNDEMOCRATIC SOCIETY AROUND 1980
MI’KMAQ AND INUIT NATIONS AROUND 1980
