Legacy of World War II
Students assess the lasting impact of World War II on Canada, including the creation of the welfare state and Canada's role in founding the United Nations.
Key Questions
- 1How did World War II change Canada permanently?
- 2What role did Canada play in founding the United Nations?
- 3How did the war lead to the creation of Canada's social safety net?
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