In the Shadow of the War Canada 1918- 1929.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

End of the War. Central Powers collapse Two important events changed the direction of the war in 1917 Russian revolution (good for the Triple Alliance)

Advertisements

I can assess the struggles that the Colonists had in winning the Revolutionary War.  I can compare and contrast the stance of Patriots and Loyalists.

South Carolina: One of the United States. Standard 8-1 Standard 8-1 The student will demonstrate an understanding of the settlement of South Carolina.

America joins the war with the Allies (April 1917). Why? Because Germans kept sinking American ships with U-boats from Germany also wanted.

A Quick Question… Why do we study History?

Canada 6.2 History and Culture Bell-Ringer: What is an important item in Canada?

 Social Trends- large scale changes in our society such as an increase in immigration, decrease in fertility rates, or growth in size of elderly population.

Nationalism and Internationalism in Canada

Changing Immigration Patterns (4.3)- Pg Changing Immigration Patterns Canada has reputation of welcoming immigrants from wide range of countries.

World War I The End of the War.

Canada History and Culture.

The Conscription Crisis

The Laurier Era: A Review from Grade 10.

Canada. Canadian Colonization  First Nations (known as Native Americans)  Europeans followed later…  1. __________________  2. __________________.

Migration: People on the Move Chapter 4 Outcome 1.1 & 2.3.

A Guide to the 1920’s Analyse the impact of changing technology and socioeconomic conditions on differing prosperities and lifestyles in Canada in.

How well do Canada’s immigration laws and policies respond to immigration issues?

The Roaring 20s. The economy Roars Initially people struggled Recovery due to US investment Buying Canadian resources (wood and metals) Invested in Canada.

The Roaring 20s  High unemployment throughout the nation as factories switched from war time to peace time production  Canadians began.

Progress… Canada-Style. New Provinces Join Manitoba created 1870 British Columbia joins 1871 Prince Edward Island 1873 Arctic Islands 1880 Alberta 1905.

Canada in the Interwar Years Canada in the Twenties.

Canada in the 1920s Ms. Campbell Socials s Jigsaw Answer the questions in your “expert” group Answer the questions in your “expert” group –Uneasy.

Unions and the Winnipeg General Strike. Labour Unrest a wave of labour unrest swept across Canada a wave of labour unrest swept across.

‘MURICAISBETTER THAN CANADIA.

 Social Trends- large scale changes in our society such as an increase in immigration, decrease in fertility rates, or growth in size of elderly population.

HISTORY OF CANADA. 1.IN THE INTRODUCTION, HOW DOES CANADA USUALLY DEAL WITH CHANGE THAT IS UNIQUE TO OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD THAT WE HAVE STUDIED? Canada.

Canada After the War. The Soldiers Return Home From War.

CHC2D: Canadian History Summary. Canada and WWI Causes of WWI – what were they? July Crisis/Events Leading to the War & surrounding issues Canada goes.

USHC- 6.2 Explain the causes and effects of the social change and conflict between traditional and modern culture that took place during the 1920s, including.

Chapter 4 WWI: Shaping Canada’s Identity Part 1 Answers

Winnipeg General Strike

The Roaring 20s.

The Paris Peace Conference and Treaty of Versailles

Chapter 6: Our Cultural Mosaic

Chapter 6 Prosperity and Depression

Social Studies 9 Unit Three – Historical Influences on Identity I: Significant Events ( )

The End of WWI, and the Treaty of Versailles

Essay Writing Success Criteria

Winnipeg General Strike

Homework Review.

Timeline Assignment Overview

#46 Ch 12 Notes.

Economic Boom during Labour Unrest

End of the War.

Chapter 14: CANADA TODAY ( )

Canada and The Twenties

Collective Rights in Canada

The Roaring 20’s Canadian History.

Global Peacemaker Chapter 10 Section 5.

Reviewing Canada’s History

Contemporary Era Chart and Definitions

Economic Boom during Labour Unrest

Mind’s On – In Their Shoes

A Different Nation: Canada enters the 20th Century

Flu Pandemic and Labour

Canada after The Great War- Winnipeg

Jeopardy Workers in the ’20s Politics in the 20s Economy of the 20s

Unit 5 – World at war Learning Target – I will continue to research by using a high quality, critical thinking Inquiry Question. Success Criteria - I.

The American Revolution

THE TWENTIES AND THE GREAT DEPRESSION

Post War Inquiry Question

The End of WW1.

After the War: Coming HOme

Central and Western Europe Comparison Chart

Canada’s Cultural Diversity

Minds On – Get a Job! Think/Share

THE WINNIPEG GENERAL STRIKE OF 1919

The End of the War.

Central Powers Collapse

Economic Boom during Labour Unrest

Presentation transcript:

In the Shadow of the War Canada 1918- 1929

Consequences for Canadians after WW1 Nov. 11 1918- Soldiers begin to return home- but what “home” are they returning to? Same? Different? Communities struggled to accommodate their needs- medical, economic Women were given the chance to work outside of the home and be more engaged in public life, were now sent home, losing their jobs to returning soldiers Only a few factories were fitted back to peace time facilities making there less jobs for all people, including returning soldiers The working conditions during the war were horrible

Consequences for the World League of Nations- Treaty article- an alliance of world powers created to provide for peaceful resolutions to conflicts Canada was an independent member (beginning the process for Canada of developing its own unique identity, separate from Britain) Complete destruction of many cities, villages in Europe, particular in France and Poland

Consequences Economic- returning soldiers, shutting down of wartime economics (Total War), working conditions Social- Women’s rights- revolution? The Person’s Case Cultural- Attitudes toward minorities and non-Canadians, Immigration Act and Indian Act Social/Cultural- Prohibition (What? Why? Results?)

The 1920’s in Canada “Roaring Twenties”- economic, cultural and political progress High employment, jobs, technological advancements, music, consumerism Not-so-Roaring- Maritimes- coal miners strike, Aboriginals, French Canadians, Chinese Canadians, Women?

Were the 1920’s a time of progress or decline? Canadian Identity Unifying Canadians- technology, Language? A Changing Society- women, white, Aboriginal? Economic Boom?

Complete the Puzzle Each group will be in charge of one particular issue- - Dates, events, people, - Summaries the consequences- who benefitted- what might be the long term consequences for Canadians? - Develop a progress or decline timeline as a class- 1918- 1929- from all groups discoveries