Canadian Peacekeepers

Canadian Peacekeepers
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Book Synopsis Canadian Peacekeepers by : Nat Reed

Download or read book Canadian Peacekeepers written by Nat Reed and published by S&S Learning Materials/On The Mark Press. This book was released on 2009 with total page 81 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Since the end of World War II, the United Nations has sent peacekeeping forces to many areas in the world, to help maintain peace and order. Canada's military, as peacekeepers', has been very involved in missions that took place at the Suez Canal, Cyprus, the Congo, Rwanda, and Afghanistan. Many Canadian military personnel have lost their lives during these events and many have suffered traumatic experiences. The ideas and activities in this book will make students more aware of: The United Nations and Its Role; Canada's Peacekeeping Role Peacekeeping Situations and the Countries Involved; Peacekeeping Heroes Peacekeeping Memorials Includes 50+ pages of information and follow-up activities Glossary of terms Teacher guide Answer key 80 pages


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