Expo 67 & Canadian Identity
Students explore Expo 67 as a symbol of Canada's coming of age and its aspirations on the world stage.
Key Questions
- Analyze how Expo 67 reflected Canada's post-war optimism and national pride.
- Explain the cultural and technological significance of Expo 67.
- Evaluate the extent to which Expo 67 contributed to a unified Canadian identity.
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