During the period between the end of the First World War and the beginning of the Second World War, many challenges were facing the region. In the twelfth chapter of the text, Atlantic Canada: A History, authors Hiller and Conrad cover the economic crisis and adaptations to mass consumer culture within the Maritimes and Newfoundland during this period. This chapter explores the economic struggle of the Maritimes during this time, and the troubles that the Maritimes, Newfoundland and the First Nations people faced. It also examines the Maritimes' response after these events, as well as their adaptation to mass consumer culture and tradition.
After the First World War had ended, the Maritimes faced a period of what the authors referred to as
After the First World War had ended, the Maritimes faced a period of what the authors referred to as