3.3.1 Examine the role nationalism plays in a modern society involved in conflict. 4.1.1 Know and understand that mechanized/industrialized warfare led to an increased level of destruction. 4.1.2. Comprehend the effects of war on individuals and societies. 4.2.1 Understand and be able to explain the points of view of those negotiating the treaties to end the Great War in 1919. 4.2.2 Demonstrate how the articles of the Treaty of Versailles were at odds with the stated goal of achieving collective security. 4.3.1. Compare and contrast the quest for collective security in 1919 with that of modern day efforts. UNIT 3: Triumph and Tragedy 5.1.1 Know, understand and be able to explain the differences between the political ideologies of the interwar period. 5.1.2 Understand and be able to express why some European governments failed during the 1920‘s and 1930‘s. 5.1.3 Analyze and be able to explain the effects of totalitarian governance on social, political and economic life. 5.2.1 Understand and be able to explain the concept of Total War. 5.2.2 Recognize and be able to explain the general causes of the Second World War 5.2.3 Evaluate and compare the consequences of the First World War and the Second World 5.3.1 Analyze and explain which World War was more significant for Canada. 6.1.1 Define: anti-Semitism 6.1.2 Know, understand and be able to explain the progression of the Holocaust from 1933 until 1945 6.1.3 Examine international response to Jewish refugees during and after the Second World 6.1.4 Identify international action and rights legislation resulting from this period 6.2.1 Investigate the Holocaust by examining and utilizing primary and secondary sources 6.3.1 Understand and be able to explain that genocide is not restricted to the Holocaust 7.1.1 Understand and be able to explain the concepts of Cold War and Containment as well as the concept of arms race (in the context of the Cold War). 7.1.2 Know, understand and be able to demonstrate how the nuclear threat was the defining element of the Cold War
3.3.1 Examine the role nationalism plays in a modern society involved in conflict. 4.1.1 Know and understand that mechanized/industrialized warfare led to an increased level of destruction. 4.1.2. Comprehend the effects of war on individuals and societies. 4.2.1 Understand and be able to explain the points of view of those negotiating the treaties to end the Great War in 1919. 4.2.2 Demonstrate how the articles of the Treaty of Versailles were at odds with the stated goal of achieving collective security. 4.3.1. Compare and contrast the quest for collective security in 1919 with that of modern day efforts. UNIT 3: Triumph and Tragedy 5.1.1 Know, understand and be able to explain the differences between the political ideologies of the interwar period. 5.1.2 Understand and be able to express why some European governments failed during the 1920‘s and 1930‘s. 5.1.3 Analyze and be able to explain the effects of totalitarian governance on social, political and economic life. 5.2.1 Understand and be able to explain the concept of Total War. 5.2.2 Recognize and be able to explain the general causes of the Second World War 5.2.3 Evaluate and compare the consequences of the First World War and the Second World 5.3.1 Analyze and explain which World War was more significant for Canada. 6.1.1 Define: anti-Semitism 6.1.2 Know, understand and be able to explain the progression of the Holocaust from 1933 until 1945 6.1.3 Examine international response to Jewish refugees during and after the Second World 6.1.4 Identify international action and rights legislation resulting from this period 6.2.1 Investigate the Holocaust by examining and utilizing primary and secondary sources 6.3.1 Understand and be able to explain that genocide is not restricted to the Holocaust 7.1.1 Understand and be able to explain the concepts of Cold War and Containment as well as the concept of arms race (in the context of the Cold War). 7.1.2 Know, understand and be able to demonstrate how the nuclear threat was the defining element of the Cold War