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A. Canadians and World War II - 1939-1945

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 III. THE NEW NATION → → A. Canadians and World War IIB. Canada Comes of AgeC. New Identities
D. Global ChallengesE. Aboriginal People and First Nations Today


 A. Canadians and World War II - 1939-1945 →→ 1. Canada Goes to War2. Early Disasters3. The Home Front and War Production4. The Road to Victory →→ B. Canada Comes of Age - 1945-1963

1. Canada Goes to War - The Vimy Memorial, Background to War, Canada Declares War, Canada's Mobilization, British Commonwealth Air Training Plan


2. Early Disasters - The End of the Phony War, The Dunkirk Evacuation, Canadians Garrison Britain, The US Enters the War, Winston Churchill Visits Ottawa, Hong Kong and the Pacific, The Dieppe Raid, Atlantic Convoys, The Battle of the St. Lawrence

3. The Home Front and War Production - The War Economy, Rationing and Controls, Veterans Affairs, Conscription if Necessary, The Japanese Canadian Internment, CCF Win Saskatchewan Election


4. The Road to Victory - Italy and Sicily, Canadians In Burma, The Battle of Normandy, Liberation of the Netherlands, The Battle of the Scheldt, Victory in Holland, Canada in the Pacific, War's End, The Halifax VE-Day Riot


 A. Canadians and World War II - 1939-1945 →→ 1. Canada Goes to War2. Early Disasters3. The Home Front and War Production4. The Road to Victory →→ B. Canada Comes of Age - 1945-1963


 III. THE NEW NATION → → A. Canadians and World War IIB. Canada Comes of AgeC. New Identities
D. Global ChallengesE. Aboriginal People and First Nations Today

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