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This complete bundle includes thorough and well-organized study notes for Units 1, 2, and 3 of the Alberta Social Studies 30-1 curriculum. Unit 1 explores identity and ideology, Unit 2 examines the origins and evolution of liberalism including responses and reforms, and Unit 3 addresses the viability of liberalism in modern society.

This in-depth document for Social Studies 30-1 covers Unit 3: The Viability of Liberalism, following the Alberta curriculum. It examines historical and contemporary impositions of liberalism, particularly on Indigenous peoples in Canada, as well as foreign policy and humanitarian interventions. Key concepts include the Indian Act, the White and Red Papers, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and the challenge of balancing individual vs. collective rights. It also explores democratic vs. authorit...

This complete summary for Unit 2 of Social Studies 30-1 explores the origins and evolution of liberalism within the Alberta curriculum framework. It covers classical liberalism’s philosophical foundations (Locke, Smith, Mill), the Enlightenment, laissez-faire economics, and responses to liberalism such as socialism, feminism, welfare capitalism, and Keynesianism. The document further examines 20th-century rejections of liberalism, totalitarianism (Soviet Union, Nazi Germany), modern liberal re...

This comprehensive summary covers Unit 1 of Social Studies 30-1, focusing on identity and ideology. It explains key philosophical foundations, such as the perspectives of Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau, and defines major political and economic ideologies, including liberalism, collectivism, socialism, and fascism. The document also explores factors shaping beliefs and values (e.g. class, religion, race), and outlines principles of individualism and collectivism. These notes are aligned with diploma...

Provides an in-depth word bank and key questions (some of which are filled out).