Post-War Canadian History Review
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Which action is directly associated with Pierre Trudeau's time as Prime Minister?

  • Establishing Medicare
  • First Indigenous rights discussion
  • Decriminalizing LGBTQ rights (correct)
  • Implementing bilingualism policy (correct)
  • What major event is linked to Lester B. Pearson during his tenure as Prime Minister?

  • Creation of NATO
  • Annexation of Newfoundland
  • Cuban Missile Crisis
  • Suez Crisis intervention (correct)
  • Which of the following was a landmark moment for Canada in expanding human rights?

  • Rejection of nuclear arms
  • The establishment of the Avro Arrow
  • Indigenous right to vote (correct)
  • Implementation of the Bi and Bi Commission
  • Which individual is recognized for their action against societal prejudice in Canadian society?

    <p>John Humphrey</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which project was significant in showcasing Canada's technological ambitions during the post-war period?

    <p>Avro Arrow</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Post-War Canadian History Review

    • Canada participated in various organizations with the US and other Allied countries.
    • Key figures and their actions include Lester B. Pearson, Igor Gouzenko, René Lévesque, Terry Fox, John Humphrey, and Tommy Douglas.
    • Landmark moments in Canadian history include Indigenous peoples gaining the right to vote, Newfoundland joining Canada, acquiring nuclear capability (and later rejecting it), decriminalizing LGBTQ+ rights, legalizing abortion and birth control, adopting a new national flag, and establishing bilingualism and multiculturalism policies.
    • Significant Canadian developments include major infrastructure projects and the Avro Arrow aircraft.
    • Key events during specific Prime Ministers' terms were noted.
    • Instances of prejudice, racism, and intolerance such as the treatment of women, the Africville community, and Inuit relocation were documented after the war.
    • Television portrayals of women during this time were covered.
    • Canada's human rights record expanded to limit discrimination against LGBTQ+ people, women, Indigenous peoples, and to broaden citizenship opportunities.
    • Canada's relations with the US were influenced by events such as the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Bomarc missiles, NATO, NORAD, the "Third Option," the SS Manhattan, and other significant interactions, including Pearson's Philadelphia speech.

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    This quiz covers significant events and figures in Canadian history post-World War II. Key topics include the impact of leaders like Lester B. Pearson, landmark social changes, and the evolving rights of various communities. Assess your knowledge of pivotal moments that shaped modern Canada.

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