1. Relief, Recovery, Reform

2. Discontent On-to-Ottawa Trek Protests Bennet (X item)
Bennett blanket
Bennett barnyard
Bennett coffee
Bennettburgs
Bloody Sunday, 1938 (King)

3. Relief
Public
Soup kitchens
Shelters
Relief Camps
Private
The dole
Food stamps
1/3 federal, 1/3 provincial, 1/3 loaned by federal to provincial to pay for municipal
Much spent on public works projects until 1932

4. Recovery Higher tariffs 1935 Bennet’s “New Deal” St. Lawrence Seaway
Lowered with countries who would reciprocate
Imperial conference, preferential duties backfire
1935 Bennet’s “New Deal”
St. Lawrence Seaway

5. Silver Lining Canadian National Identity Trans Canada Airlines (1937)
National Film Board (1939)

6. rECOVERY
By the very end of the 30s, the economy was coming back on track
No one could really take the credit.
In 1939, WWII began

7. Textbook Page 168 Page 173 Page 179 Question 5 Question 1& 2

8. Looking for a Way out Comunist Party CCF Party Social Credit
Union Nationale