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Canada Canada 1945-1954 1945-1954

Canada 1945-1954. POST-WAR PERIOD ½ million _________ came home ½ million _________ came home large increase in _________/ _________ large increase in

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Page 1: Canada 1945-1954. POST-WAR PERIOD ½ million _________ came home ½ million _________ came home large increase in _________/ _________ large increase in

Canada Canada 1945-19541945-1954

Page 2: Canada 1945-1954. POST-WAR PERIOD ½ million _________ came home ½ million _________ came home large increase in _________/ _________ large increase in

POST-WAR PERIODPOST-WAR PERIOD

½ million _________ came home½ million _________ came home large increase in _________/ _________large increase in _________/ _________

The The __________________ __________________ followed followed _________ low_________ low _________ power high_________ power high financial _________ from governmentfinancial _________ from government

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ECONOMIC BOOMECONOMIC BOOM

jobs _________jobs _________ 1947 _________ oil well blow – “black gold”1947 _________ oil well blow – “black gold”

http://archives.cbc.ca/lifestyle/travel/clips/17015/http://archives.cbc.ca/lifestyle/travel/clips/17015/ gold in _________– riches for Inuit (“Eskimos”)gold in _________– riches for Inuit (“Eskimos”) _________ mined in: Elliot Lake, Ontario; Uranium _________ mined in: Elliot Lake, Ontario; Uranium

City, SaskatchewanCity, Saskatchewan __________________ % of all Uranium mined in the world is mined % of all Uranium mined in the world is mined

in Canadain Canada Kitimat, B.C. – hydro-electric _________ & Kitimat, B.C. – hydro-electric _________ &

_________ smelting_________ smelting

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New Brunswick – _________– export newsprintNew Brunswick – _________– export newsprint Prairies – _________Prairies – _________ birth rate _________(Baby Boom), ½ million birth rate _________(Baby Boom), ½ million

immigrantsimmigrants population: 12 million in 1945 population: 12 million in 1945 14 million in 1951 14 million in 1951 new _________ built on farmland, planners invented new _________ built on farmland, planners invented

suburbs, built shopping malls & new schoolssuburbs, built shopping malls & new schools Canadians cashed in their _________ _________ & Canadians cashed in their _________ _________ &

went on buying spreewent on buying spree life in _________ depended on the _________life in _________ depended on the _________

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_________ ownership doubled in 7 years after the _________ ownership doubled in 7 years after the warwar

_________ increased_________ increased _________ scientific & technological developments _________ scientific & technological developments

took place: factory automation, jet airplanes, took place: factory automation, jet airplanes, snowmobilessnowmobiles

better ____________ better ____________ increasing productivity, more increasing productivity, more money, shorter work week, annual vacationsmoney, shorter work week, annual vacations

Canada had 2nd highest _________ of living in the Canada had 2nd highest _________ of living in the worldworld

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POLITICSPOLITICS

in 1945, William Lyon Mackenzie _________, in 1945, William Lyon Mackenzie _________, Liberal PM re-electedLiberal PM re-elected

1945 Igor Gouzenko _________ scandal revealed 1945 Igor Gouzenko _________ scandal revealed existence of _________ spy ring in Canadaexistence of _________ spy ring in Canada

___________ of nuclear weapons began___________ of nuclear weapons began _________ located geographically between United _________ located geographically between United

States & Soviet Union so Distant Early Warning States & Soviet Union so Distant Early Warning (_________) Line (string of radar stations) (_________) Line (string of radar stations) established in Canadian Arcticestablished in Canadian Arctic

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Louis St. Laurent replaced Mackenzie King after his Louis St. Laurent replaced Mackenzie King after his retirementretirement

1949 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (________) 1949 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (________) created, with help of St. Laurent, to help protect the created, with help of St. Laurent, to help protect the West from the Soviet Union & communismWest from the Soviet Union & communism

Cold War began, but soon boiled over into “hot war” Cold War began, but soon boiled over into “hot war” when _________ North Korea attacked South Korea when _________ North Korea attacked South Korea in 1950, with help of Soviet Union & Chinain 1950, with help of Soviet Union & China

Canadian soldiers sent to Korea to help stop the Canadian soldiers sent to Korea to help stop the spread of _________spread of _________

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St. Laurent set up _________ security for all St. Laurent set up _________ security for all Canadians: 1st old age pension planCanadians: 1st old age pension plan

1949 Newfoundland & Labrador joined Canada as 1949 Newfoundland & Labrador joined Canada as 10th province, led by Joey Smallwood (after 2 10th province, led by Joey Smallwood (after 2 _________)_________)

_________ _________ government in Quebec came _________ _________ government in Quebec came to power under Maurice Duplessisto power under Maurice Duplessis

Duplessis encouraged investment by American, Duplessis encouraged investment by American, British & English Canadian investors British & English Canadian investors English English became dominant language of big businessbecame dominant language of big business

grip of Roman _________ church in Quebec grip of Roman _________ church in Quebec loosenedloosened

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IMPORTANT EVENTS & IMPORTANT EVENTS & CULTURECULTURE

1950 Red _________ flood in Winnipeg1950 Red _________ flood in Winnipeg http://www.manitobaphotos.com/1950.htmhttp://www.manitobaphotos.com/1950.htm

early 1950s _________ came slowly to early 1950s _________ came slowly to Canada – all TV was liveCanada – all TV was live

1951 visit of Princess Elizabeth & Prince 1951 visit of Princess Elizabeth & Prince PhillipPhillip

1953 _________ of Queen1953 _________ of Queen 1954 – ___________ Hazel hit Toronto & 1954 – ___________ Hazel hit Toronto &

OntarioOntario

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Hurricane Hazel hit Toronto & Hurricane Hazel hit Toronto & OntarioOntario __________________ million: million:

number of tons of water that fell during the stormnumber of tons of water that fell during the storm __________________ : :Hazel's maximum speed (mph) in the CaribbeanHazel's maximum speed (mph) in the Caribbean __________________ : :Number of people in Ontario who lost their lives from Number of people in Ontario who lost their lives from the floodingthe flooding __________________ : :Number of families left homeless in Southern Ontario Number of families left homeless in Southern Ontario from the flood (1,868 in Toronto)from the flood (1,868 in Toronto) __________________ : : Houses on Raymore Drive that were Houses on Raymore Drive that were washed away by floods washed away by floods __________________ : :Magnitude of Hazel at the maximum rating prior to Magnitude of Hazel at the maximum rating prior to landfall on the landfall on the SaffirSaffir-Simpson Hurricane scale-Simpson Hurricane scale

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1954 _________ _________ : Roger Bannister1954 _________ _________ : Roger Bannister http://archives.cbc.ca/sports/athletics/clips/7607/http://archives.cbc.ca/sports/athletics/clips/7607/

Massey Commission investigates state of the arts in Massey Commission investigates state of the arts in Canada: concern over American influence/dominance Canada: concern over American influence/dominance in Canadian culturein Canadian culture

high rate of church attendance: all business closed on high rate of church attendance: all business closed on Sunday, alcohol not widely available, women not Sunday, alcohol not widely available, women not allowed in bars unless accompanied by men, 2-piece allowed in bars unless accompanied by men, 2-piece swimsuits frowned uponswimsuits frowned upon

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school was _________, students in single file, school was _________, students in single file, stood by desk when speaking, exams & all stood by desk when speaking, exams & all subjects compulsory, capital punishmentsubjects compulsory, capital punishment

16 year-old Marilyn _________ swam across 16 year-old Marilyn _________ swam across Lake Ontario in 21 hoursLake Ontario in 21 hours http://archives.cbc.ca/sports/swimming/clips/4245/http://archives.cbc.ca/sports/swimming/clips/4245/

““Land of Promise” eraLand of Promise” era