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1914: Start of WWI (Rank: -2)
World War I had a devastating impact on Canada. While it led to some economic opportunities due to increased production and exports, the human cost was immense. Over 60,000 Canadians died in the war. This negatively affected Canadians greatly.
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1917: The Fight for Women’s Rights ( Rank: +2)
In 1917, women in Canada were given the right to vote in federal elections. This was a big step forward for women's rights and their role in Canadian democracy, and it helped pave the way for more progress in gender equality.
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1920: Prohibition Era (Rank: 0)
The prohibition of alcohol in various provinces during the 1920s had mixed effects on Canadian society. While it aimed to reduce social problems associated with alcohol consumption, it also led to increased illegal activities and organized crime.
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1922: Launch of Canada's first radio station ( Rank +2)
The launch of Canada's first radio station, XWA (later CFCF), in 1922 marked a revolutionary development in entertainment and communication. Radio broadcasting became a popular medium for news, music, and entertainment, connecting Canadians across vast distances and influencing cultural norms and behaviors. (Ranking : +2) -
1929: Great Depression (Rank:-2)
The Great Depression was a tough time for Canada. It caused lots of people to lose their jobs, led to widespread poverty, and created social problems. The economy was badly hurt, banks failed, international trade slowed down, and many Canadians struggled for a long time.