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Beginning of the War for Canada
Progress or Decline for Canada; +1. Canada had a chance to improve during the war and prove itself as a respectable country. -
Canadian Women
Progress or Decline for Canada; +2.
Canadian women had a chance to serve in the military proving their worth as Canadian citizens. This has later caused women to vote. -
Indigenous Soldiers
Progress or Decline for Canada;-1.
Indigenous soldiers were treated unfairly after their return from the war. However they were treated as equals in the army and it was a big let down for them the way that they were treated after the war. -
Sikh Families
Progress or Decline for Canada; +2. Sikh men could bring their wives and kids that were younger than 18. This was an example of acceptance and one of Canada's first step to multiculturism. -
Bloody Saturday
Progress or Decline for Canada; -2. More than 25.000 people participated in the Manitoba General strike, 2 people were killed and more than 2 were wounded. -
Children of First Nations
Progress or Decline for Canada; -2. Agents were told to remove kids of first nations aged 7 to 15 and put them in residential schools. -
Chinese Immigration Act
Progress or Decline for Canada; -1. In 1923 Chinese people were excluded from entering Canada. -
Housewives
Progress or Decline for Canada; +2. With the new electronic advancements, their workload decreased drastically. -
Mary Pickford
Progress or Decline for Canada; +1. She was a founding member of the International Academy of Motion picture arts and sciences. -
The Famous Five
Progress or Decline for Canada; +2. Women had the right to vote and could be elected to the house of commons. Emily Murphy and the famous 5 changed the definition of persons in the 24th section and got the right to be appointed to the senate as women.
