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What Makes Us Canadian

What Makes Us Canadian. By Joselle Anne Gonzales and Kailani Joy Pagtakhan. Introduction. Everyone please flip to chapter 13 which is the chapter we will be talking about. Today we will be talking about what makes us C anadian.

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The Canadian Immigration System: Policy and Patterns

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The Canadian Immigration System: Policy and Patterns

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The Dirty Thirties

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Japanese Internment

Japanese Internment. The experience of Japanese Canadians and Americans in WWII. Sharon Roberts. The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 stunned the world, and became a catalyst for challenging the loyalty of all Japanese people living in Canada and the U.S.

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Canada Takes a Stand for Independence

Canada Takes a Stand for Independence. Chanak Crisis The Halibut Treaty The Imperial Conference The Balfour Report The Statute of Westminster. Review WWI. The Chanak Crisis 1922. Chanak was a Turkish port controlled by Britain

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1920s Minority Rights

1920s Minority Rights. Role of Women The Persons Case Aboriginal Peoples Self Determination. The Role of Women. Women gaining more control by taking on roles traditionally held by men Politicians Sports Industry Despite these gains, women still facing discrimination and restrictions.

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Contributions from the Canadian homefront (ww2)

Contributions from the Canadian homefront (ww2). Rationing. Total War: All industries, materials, and people were put to work for war effort In 1942 the government set up Wartime Prices and Trade Board

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The Depression in Canada

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Conscription Crisis (1917)

Conscription Crisis (1917). What is conscription? Pg. 39-41 & 124-125 in Counterpoints. Three Key Figures. Robert Borden Prime Minister (Conservative). Wilfrid Laurier Leader of the Opposition (former Liberal PM). Quebec Nationalist leader (Anti-conscription).

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Political Responses to the Great Depression

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You Need your Text Book

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The Road to WWII

The Road to WWII. Japan:. In 1931, Japan invaded the Chinese province of Manchuria . Why? Japan wanted to become a superpower, but to do so it needed access to resources . Manchuria was full of the most important resources: Coal Gold Oil Iron. The Japanese Invasion of Manchuria:.

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Japanese Internment

Japanese Internment. By: Quinn, Ruben, Austin and Fred. Pearl Harbor Bombing .

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In 1942, the war was not going well for the Allies

In 1942, the war was not going well for the Allies Seize and capture German-occupied port of Dieppe Stalin and the Allied hoped that the Dieppe Raid would relief pressure on Russia

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World War II:

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