Proving Canada
1945-1982
Boomin' 50's
Teenagers
Generation Gap
Activists
Hippies
Social Norms
Not Married
Less Jobs
High School Mandatory
Entertainment
Rock and Roll
Elvis Presley
Television
Baby Boom
Young Children
Mass Immigration
Canada/United States Relations
United States "Branch Plant"
Auto Pact (1965)
Untaxed Car Production
Free Trade Agreement
Brian Mulroney
No Tariffs
NAFTA
Politics
Quebec
October Crisis
Terrorist Attack
Bill 101
Banned English Language
English/French Tension
People
FQL
Mail Bombs
Extreme Militants
Militants
Terrorists
Violent
Nationalists
Leave Canada
Federalists
Stay Canadian
Prime Ministers
Pierre Trudeau
Smart Lawyer
October Crisis
War Measures Act
Constitution (1982)
Young, people person, popular
"Trudeaumania"
Lester B. Pearson
Flag
Medicare
Province/Province Relations
Better French/English
Relations
Diplomat
John Diefenbaker
(1957-1963)
Developed Pensions
Cancelled Avro Arrow
Created Jobs
Powerful/Emotional
Louis St. Laruent
Led Canada into Cold War
Disliked Communism
Gentle, Calm, Kind
"Uncle Louis"
Cold War
Canada
Avro Arrow
Suez Crisis
Espionage
No Direct Battles
Warsaw Pact
Nuclear Arms Race
Space Race
NATO
Berlin Wall
"Iron Curtain"
West
East
Korean War
South Korea
Democracy
United States
North Korea
Communist
Soviet Union
WW1 Tank
(Picture 1)
Shaping Canada
1929-1945
Pacific War
Japanese Racism
Possessions Sold
Intern Camps
Inhumane
Over Populated
Nuclear Warfare
Caused Surrender
Victory over Japan Day
(VJ Day)
Instilled Fear
Atomic Bombs
Enola Gay
Paul Tibbets
Fat Man
Nagasaki, Japan
August 9th, 1945
Little Boy
Hiroshima, Japan
August 6th, 1945
The Great Depression
Rebellions
Regina Riots
Many casualties
Violent Riots
On-to-Ottawa Trek
Stopped in Regina
Homeless jumped on trains
Stock Market Crash
Dependence on United States
"Black Tuesday"
October 29th 1929
High Tarrifs
Over Production/Expansion
Too much Credit
Escapism
Games
Radio
Low Income
No Jobs
World War 2 Battles
Pearl Harbor
Anger and Resentment
2000+ Lives lost
Japanese Attack
Invasion of Poland
Broke Appeasement
"Blitzkrieg" Tactic
WW2 Spark
D-Day
150 000 Ally Troops
Juno Beach, Normandy, France
Battle of Holland
175 000 Canadians
Battle of Dieppe
Canadian Sacrifice
Ally Loss
Battle of Britian
First German Loss
London Bombing
Battle of Dunkirk
Nazi occupied Europe
Evacuation
Government Policy
Enlistment
War Funding
Income Tax
Censorship
block info
Non-Combat Military Jobs
Knitted Socks
Factory Jobs
Natives Exempt
72 Women
3000 Men
Plebiscite Vote
English voted YES
French voted NO
Rise of Dictators
Joseph Stalin
Was unhappy
with leaders
Soviet Union Leader
Force
Benito Mussolini
Persuaded King
Facist
Italian Dictator
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party Leader
"Der Furher"
(1934)
Power
Elected Chancellor
Reichstag Fire
Enabling Act
Night of Long Knives
Hindenburg Death
Oath of Loyalty
Holocaust
Jewish for
"Sacrifice by fire"
Concentration Camps
Death Camps (1945)
Manual Labor
Experimented On
Diseased
Uniforms
Cramped
Numbered with Tattoos
Shaved Heads
Stages of Isolation
Extermination
Death
Concentration
Moved to Camps
Segregation
Ghettos
Depressing
Stripping of Rights
Numenburg Laws
Kristallnauch
I.D.
Denied Education
Becoming Canada
1914-1929
Homefront
Munitions Scandal
Poor Boots
Faulty Rifles
Sam Hughes
Profitting from War
Women's Roles
Nurses
Unhappy
Payed Less
Replaced Men in Jobs
Conscription
Native's Exempt
Military Service Act
British vs French relations
French
British
Propaganda
Victory Bonds
Posters
Causes of WW1
Indirect
Militarism
Germany and British Navy
Building an Army
Alliances
Triple Entente
Soviet Union
(Russia)
France
Great Britian
Triple Alliance
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Imperialism
Nationalism
Immense Pride
Spark
(Direct)
Assassination
Austria vs. Serbia
Caused WW1
Schliffen Plan
Began the War
Stalemate
Caused Trenches
Roaring 20's
Autonomy
Chanuk Affair
Denied plea for help
(Britain)
Statue of Westminister
Manage own Politics
King-Byng Crisis
Halibut Treaty
Over fishing treaty
(United States and Canada)
Women
Prohibition
Alcohol prohibited
First "major" women Movement
Sufferage
Famous 5
Persons Case
Right to Vote
Society
Sports
Aired on radio
Home Life
Automobiles
Assembly Line
Model T Ford
Electrical Appliances
Leisure
Washing Machine
Irons
Vacuum
Jazz Age
Dancing
Waltz
Foxtrot
Music
Slang
Modern Warfare
Trench
Warfare
Conditions
PTSD
Fungal Infections
Lice
Disease
Rats
New
Technology
Land
Chlorine/Mustard Gas
Tanks
Ross Rifle
Air
Zepplins
Planes
Sea
Halifax Explosion
Torpeados
U-Boats
Battles
100 Days
Ended the War
Treaty of Versailles
Passchendael
Dirty
Vimy Ridge
Planning
Hope
Somme
Bloody
Loss of life
Battle of Ypres
Chemical Warfare