Canadian Identity Jacob S.

Nota:

• P: World recognition, women worked and voted, Canada attended world meeting. E: Munitions factories, weapons factories, and farms profited and the nation's economy grew. S: Women worked and voted. T: Many new weapons developed.

1. Contributions
   1. Weapons
      1. Shoddy Ross Rifles
   2. Munitions
      1. Economic Boost
   3. Soldiers
      1. Conscription
2. Battles
   1. 2nd Battle of Ypres
   2. The Sommes
      1. Unsure win/loss
   3. Passchendaele
   4. Vimy Ridge
      1. Canadian strategist
   5. Christmas armistice
3. Treaty of Versailles
   1. League of Nations
      1. Failure of the League of Nations
   2. U.B.R.A.T
4. Propaganda
5. Major Canadian figures
   1. Robert Borden
      1. Women Vote
      2. Enforced conscription
         1. Broke promise
   2. Sam Hughes
      1. Sent soldiers off with shoddy shoes and rifles
      2. Saved "remainder" funding for himself

1. Uranium
   1. Assisting U.S.A in Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing
   2. Better relationship with U.S.A
2. Contributions
   1. Soldiers
      1. Conscription
   2. Weapons
      1. Huge economic boost
   3. Munitions
      1. Women became active contributers
   4. Vehicles
      1. Battle Ships
      2. Aircrafts
3. Battles
   1. Dieppe Raid
      1. "Successful"
      2. Massive slaughter
      3. Intel gathered
   2. D-Day
      1. Success!
      2. Canadians had the toughest section to fight
4. Propaganda
5. Major Canadian Figures

1. Uranium
   1. Tension with Russia
   2. Monetary gain
   3. Stronger alliance with America
2. Espionage
   1. Gouzenko affair
3. Propaganda
4. Peace keeping
5. Fear of Communism

1. Radio
2. Model T
   1. Af-FORD-able and reliable
3. Insulin

1. Slang
   1. Illusion of security
2. Ban on alcoholic beverages

1. Reduced crop production drastically
2. Discouraged farmers

1. 675,000 died from it, more than all the soldiers who died in the first world war.

1. Causes
   1. Greed
   2. Human error (trust)
   3. Over-manufacturing of goods
   4. Credit
2. R.B Bennett
   1. Tried his best to get Canada out of the Depression
      1. Could not manage
         1. Resigned willingly