1. Defining Decade of Canada

2. What was Canada’s defining decade? (economic, social, political)
Economy is Canada’s defining decade among three of them. In early Cana da’s economy, hunting, gathering, and farming were common. During this time, other new industries are also rapidly increased such as electrical eq uipment, cars, and cheap hydroelectric power. As a result of that, natural population and immigration increased.
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3. Supporting Evidence:
After the Second World War, economic expansion continued largely
Development of pulp, paper, and metals
Increasing in output of oats and crops
More daily products are produced in Ontario and Quebec
Industrialization and urbanization occurred after confederation
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4. Free-Trade Agreement (1987)
Free Trade Agreement (FTA) began by negotiators for Canada and U.S.
Here are several countries where it related:
India
Japan
Morocco
Singapore
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5. NAFTA 1994
US president George Washington and Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney started NAFTA
NAFTA is one of the largest free trade zone in Canada
It is created for strong economic growth for Canada & exchange goods and services among three countries:
United States
Canada
Mexico

6. Energy Production
Variety of natural resources are produced in Canada like:
Natural gas
Petroleum
Coal
Electricity
Here in BC they produce electricity by using water (hydroelectricity)
*Quebec, Manitoba, and Ontario are also provinces where produce hydroele ctricity too

7. Natural Resources Chart6%
Oil 7%
29%
22%
28%

8. Canada’s Union One Big Union (OBU)
Formed by Western Canadian workers in 1919
Created for better wages, work condition and the equality for workers
Thousand of workers joined in OBU

9. Transportation
Transportation started since early 18th century in Canada. It is important to economy so Canada can trade goods from place to place or with other foreign countries.
Railway is first developed before other transport systems
Rail transportation is used to carry grain, coal, and lumbers
In 1860s, vehicle transportation began
->People used their cars to go to other places easily
->Can travel far from hometown
->Usually trucks are commonly used to move industrial products

10. Trucks are use das delivery vehicle
Railway in 19th century

11. Sources
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