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I MPACT OF WW1 ON C ANADA WH3201

3 M AIN F ORMS Social Economic Political

S OCIAL I MPACTS 1. During WWI the status of women improved and resistance by men against acknowledging the abilities of women were gradually set aside. 2. During the War women participated in many activities that promoted their cause for social, economic, and political equality. (ex: suffrage)

S OCIAL I MPACTS 3. Women formed the nucleus of munitions industry workers. 4. Women replaced men in offices, factories, schools, etc.

S OCIAL I MPACTS 5. Women raised money for the war effort. 6. Women attended to the sick and injured on the battlefields of Europe.

P OLITICAL I MPACTS 1. The suffrage political goal was finally won in 1918 when women won their right to vote in federal elections. 2. The military service bill (conscription) introduced by Robert Borden’s conservative government in 1917 had a political impact on Canada by hurting French-English Canadian relations.

P OLITICAL I MPACTS 3. Canada’s contribution to the war effort (especially at Vimy Ridge) earned her international respect and she emerged from the war as a country more independent from Britain. Ex: Canada won a separate seat at the Paris Peace Conference and signed the peace treaty as a separate nation. Also, Canada was given representation in the new League of Nations.

E CONOMIC I MPACT 1. WWI produced a boom in Canada’s industry. Steel and munitions production and manufacturing grew dramatically. During the war almost everyone could find a job.

E CONOMIC I MPACT 2. The Canadian economy now relied on industry as well as agriculture, lumbering, fishing, and mining. 3. Canada had been changed from agricultural economy into a growing industrial nation. This laid the basis for a stronger and more prosperous country.