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Political Change
From March till June 1919, over 30 thousand people left their jobs to protest poor working conditions and pay - it became the largest strike in Canada (-2) -
Social Change
In 1878, alcohol was prohibited and was not allowed to be sold but in 1920, that ban was repealed (+1) -
Social Change
Roaring 20's - In the early 20's, Mary Pickford became one of Hollywood's most powerful people. She quickly became rich and brought a lot of pride to Canada (+2) -
Economic Change
Sir Fredrick Banting discovered insulin in 1921 which was the first proper treatment for diabetes, later saving millions of lives (+2) -
Economic Change
In 1923, Canada became one of the largest vehicle producers after WWl (+2) -
Economic Change
In 1929, the great depression came through. The stock market crashed leaving many broke with no government action (-2) -
Political Change
Prior to 1929, women were not considered people. After years of protests, they released the BNA allowing women to be treated as people (+2)