Political Responses to the Crisis
Evaluating the effectiveness of government responses, from Mackenzie King to R.B. Bennett, and the rise of new political parties.
Key Questions
- 1Why did R.B. Bennett's "New Deal" fail to solve the Depression?
- 2Why did new parties like the CCF and Social Credit emerge?
- 3What was the significance of the On-to-Ottawa Trek?
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