Timeline

By layan2008

  • Expansion of the Automotive Industry

    Progress, Boosted the economy
    through job creation and
    manufacturing, enhancing
    personal mobility. [Timetoast](Evolution of the Global
    Automobile Industry |
    SpringerLink)

  • Prohibition and the Rise of Organized Crime

    Decline, While intended as social
    reform, it led to a rise in
    crime and corruption. [Timetoast](Prohibition - Definition,
    Amendment & Era
    (history.com))

  • Women's Right to Vote

    Progress, Signified social progress
    by recognizing women as
    equal citizens with the
    right to vote. Timetoast

  • Emergence of Jazz Music and Harlem Renaissance Influence

    Progress, Introduced cultural
    diversity and progress in
    the arts, enriching
    Canadian cultural life. [Timetoast](The Harlem Renaissance:
    The Movement That
    Changed Jazz
    (nysmusic.com))

  • The Chinese Exclusion Act

    Decline, Marked a period of decline
    in social inclusivity,
    targeting Chinese
    immigrants. [Timetoast](Chinese Immigration Act |
    The Canadian
    Encyclopedia)

  • The Person's Case

    Progress, Demonstrated progress in
    women's rights, legally
    recognizing women as
    'persons' under the law. [Timetoast](Persons Case | The
    Canadian Encyclopedia)

  • The Establishment of the CBC

    Progress, Represented progress in
    national unity and the
    development of Canadian
    culture. [Timetoast](Founding of the Canadian
    Broadcasting Corporation
    (CBC) | The Canadian
    Encyclopedia)

  • Roaring Twenties Economic Boom

    Progress, Signifies economic
    progress with industrial
    growth and technological
    advancements. [Timetoast](1920s Economy With
    Timeline and Statistics
    (thebalancemoney.com))

  • Introduction of the Residential School System

    Decline, Represents a period of
    decline in the treatment of
    Indigenous peoples,
    stripping away cultural
    identity. [Timetoast](History of Residential
    Schools | Indigenous
    Peoples Atlas of Canada)

  • Stock Market Crash

    Decline, Marked a significant
    economic decline, leading
    to the Great Depression. [Timetoast](Stock Market Crash: 1929
    & Black Tuesday |
    HISTORY)