Post-War Planning & UN Founding
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
- Analyze how World War II influenced the development of Canada's welfare state.
- Explain Canada's role in the founding and early operations of the United Nations.
- Evaluate the extent to which WWII permanently altered Canada's domestic and international policies.
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