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Ontario Grade 9 Social Studies Curriculum

Video lessons and practice for every Grade 9 social studies topic. Aligned to what Ontario schools teach. Learn geography, history, and civics with step-by-step explanations.

Ontario Grade 9 Social Studies Curriculum | StudyPugHelp

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Expectations

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1.1.1

Physiographic Regions:

1.1.3

Watersheds:

1.1.4

Coastal Environments:

1.2.1

Climate Zones:

1.2.2

Biomes:

1.2.3

Natural Processes:

1.2.4

Climate Change:

2.1.1

Demographic Patterns:

2.1.2

Urban Development:

2.1.3

Rural Communities:

2.1.4

Immigration:

2.2.1

Resource Industries:

2.2.2

Manufacturing:

2.2.3

Service Economy:

2.2.4

Trade Networks:

3.1.1

Agricultural Innovations:

3.1.2

Manufacturing Development:

3.1.3

Transportation Networks:

3.1.4

Communication Advances:

3.2.1

Urbanization:

3.2.2

Working Conditions:

3.2.3

Social Reform:

3.2.4

Global Influence:

4.1.1

Responsible Government:

4.1.2

Federation Formation:

4.1.3

Expansion Westward:

4.1.4

Constitutional Change:

4.2.1

Regional Tensions:

4.2.2

Indigenous Politics:

4.2.3

Political Movements:

4.2.4

Global Position:

5.1.1

Forestry Practices:

5.1.2

Energy Resources:

5.1.3

Water Management:

5.1.4

Mineral Extraction:

5.2.1

Pollution Issues:

5.2.2

Habitat Protection: