Prosperity and Nationalism in the early 1900s

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Prosperity and Nationalism in the early 1900s

Changes John A. MacDonald took part in his last election in 1891 at age 76 Il e won the election in 1891 but in 1891  John A. MacDonald died Between 1891-1896, the Consevatives (J.A.M.’s party)

Changes In 1896, the Liberals lead by Sir Wilfred Laurier The Liberals continued the Trif system to protect the Canadian companies The Liberals were all about giving more power to the provinces  this was the opposite of the Conservative who wanted more federal power

R.I.P. Johnny Mac 1815-1891

Sir Wilfred Laurier (a.k.a. “Willy-L”)

Global Prosperity Lots of countries were doing well economically after 1900 England and the USA in particular Canada was also doing well economically However, Canada was still a dominion  not totally independent

Economic Power England Has a strong economy  wood, textiles, cotton, etc. A colonial empire  British empire Resources from places all over the world Wood from Canada, spices from Asia, etc. Competition from USA and Germany  other global powers

British Empire 1850

Some British colonies in 1880-1914

British Empire by 1910

England has many arms reaching to several colonies

Using India for tea

Canadian Stamp 1998  showing as part of the Empire

Economic Power United States Industrial power Large population Producing lots of products making lots of $$$ Expansionism : Capital and technologie (Ford Motors)

Economic Power Canada Expnsion towards the West: « wheat boom » farming Minister of the interior Clifford Sifton Raise the population 3 million immigrants (1900-1911) More railways ‘Grand Trunk’ Pacific and ‘Canadian Northern’ become government owned railways in 1917 and becomes “Canadian National” Rise in industry in Central Canada (Ontario and Québec factories)