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This question and answer package explores the key events, causes, and outcomes of the 1935 On-to-Ottawa Trek and the Regina Riot in a clear and student-friendly format. The content is designed to help learners understand the social and political struggles of the Great Depression and the role of labour protests in shaping Canadian history.

What’s included:
• 10 detailed, easy-to-understand questions
• 10 informative, age-appropriate answers
• Focus on historical context, causes, events, people, and long-term impact
• Suitable for classroom discussions, homework, or independent study

Benefits for students:
• Builds historical thinking and comprehension skills
• Encourages empathy and connection to real-world labour struggles
• Introduces key terms and events in a clear, accessible way
• Supports curriculum goals in Canadian history and social studies

Recommended age group:
This resource is best suited for students ages 11–16 (grades 6–10).

Why buy:
• No prep required – ready to print or use digitally
• Great for Labour History Month or Canadian history units
• Flexible for group work, individual assignments, or assessments
• Engaging and thoughtful content written for young learners

Perfect for teachers looking to add meaningful, historical depth to their lessons in a format that students can connect with.

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Total Page Count in Digital Format: 15

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