HIS342H5 / FRE342H5: History of Quebec and French Canada

Table of Contents:
1. The Native People and the Beginnings of New France
2. Preindustrial Quebec, 1650s–1810s
3. Preindustrial Society and Economy
4. Economy and Society in Transition, 1810s–1880s
5. Politics and Institutions in Transition, 1810s–1880s
6. Industrial Capitalism, 1890s–1930s
7. Church, State, and Women in Capitalist Society, 1890s–1930s
8. From Depression to Quiet Revolution
9. The Quiet Revolution
10. Contemporary Quebec: A Distinct Society

Table of Contents:
Introduction: a cautious country
1. Since time immemorial
2. Natives and newcomers, 1000–1661
3. New France, 1661–1744
4. The struggle for a continent, 1744–1763
5. A revolutionary age, 1763–1815
6. The great northwest, 1763–1849
7. Transatlantic communities, 1815–1849
8. Coming together, 1849–1885
9. Making progress, 1885–1914
10. Hanging on, 1914–1945
11. Liberalism ascendant, 1945–1984
12. Anxious times, 1984–2015
13. Where are We Now?

— Volume I, From the Beginning to 1800
— Volume II, 1800-1891
— Volume III, Addressing the Twentieth Century, 1891-1961