Grade 7Middle School

HIS7G: History

Middle School Program

Grade

Grade 7

Program

Middle School

Course Type

Middle School

Total Hours

110 hours

Course Description

This course explores the history of Canada from 1713 to 1850, a period of significant change for all peoples living on this land. You will examine the experiences and perspectives of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, as well as those of French and British settlers. Topics include the impact of European colonisation, the development of New France and British North America, the fur trade, the loyalist migrations, and the early roots of responsible government. Through interactive animated lessons, you will develop skills in historical thinking, including the use of primary sources, cause and consequence, and continuity and change.

Course Outline

UnitTitleHours
1New France and British North America (1713–1800)28h
2First Nations, Métis, and Inuit in a Changing Land27h
3Conflict, Cooperation, and Change28h
4Toward Responsible Government (1800–1850)27h
Total110h

Assessment & Evaluation

Evaluation Breakdown

Coursework70%
Final Evaluation30%

Per Ontario's Growing Success policy

Achievement Categories

Knowledge and Understanding25%
Thinking25%
Communication25%
Application25%

Enrol in HIS7G

Enrolment includes everything — full course content, OCT-certified teacher support, and your official Ontario record. Tuition is arranged through your education partner.

  • Full course content & animated lessons
  • OCT-certified teacher support
  • Progress reports aligned to the Ontario curriculum
  • 24/7 course access

Canada e Academy is inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education (BSID #665804)

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Register now and begin HIS7G: History at your own pace with full teacher support.