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    During the war, the U.S had many failures at trying to invade Canada. The British, on the other hand, were extremely successful at blocking the entire Atlantic Coast and supplying the Indians with warfare and ammunition when the U.S would fight against the Indians in the west. Up until 1813, the Indians of the west had incredible success due to British cooperation. Finally on October of 1813, victory was in favor of the Americans in the Battle of Thames. The Americans outnumbered the British…

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    National Policy created new provinces and created the great country that Canada is today. Although plenty of good came from the National Policy, plenty bad also came from it. The National Policy led to the Murder Thomas Scott and the Red River Rebellion. The National Policy may have created Manitoba in the wake of the issues with Metis people who were living on the land near the Red River whose land were taken in order to expand Canada into their newly owned Rupert’s Land. The National Policy…

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    Why America is better than Canada To preface this essay, let it be known that I had originally wanted to type this as a Skype message, but eventually realized that I would need an entire essay to explain why the U.S. is better than this loathsome piece of freezing diarrheic filth. Many sources were needed to put this together, and I will attack on all fronts. Maybe you can go get your feelings checked after this you vile, vacant, worthless cunts. First of all, many Canadians want to live in…

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    developing into a developed country. Bridging the global digital divide would take a lot of resources and there are projects right now trying to work on bridging the global digital divide such as the non-profit One Laptop per Child program; however, Canada should not aid in bridging the global digital divide right now.…

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    Canada is split into ten provinces and three territories. Yet, the boundaries that we have recently learnt in class prove that new regions can be formed, especially when creativity and logic is involved. The boundaries that we have focused on, are as follows: 1. The Climate Region Boundary 2. The Landform Region Boundary 3. The Soils Region Boundary 4. The Vegetation Region Boundary 5. The Discontinuous Ecumene Boundary 6. The Continuous Ecumene Boundary 7. The International Boundary Each of…

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    Nov. 11 - The impressive efforts that Canadians made during the world war is not to be overlooked. Our many outstanding achievements made during the last three months have proved Canada’s army to be amongst the best of the best. Successful battles such as one that took place at Vimy Ridge, France or Passchendaele, Belgium give Canadians a reputable name as the best-offensive Allied troop. Canadian troops were given the task of being the forerunners of the attacks and we completed our assignments…

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    look to celebrities for their comments on anything that matters to us, as if they have some insight we lack. They serve, for many, as the arbiters of taste, morality, and public opinion. Celebrity politic is alive and well in Canada. Fascination with political celebrity in Canada started with Pierre Trudeau, Justin father. It is recorded that Pierre wore a red rose in his lapel every day and he drove a white convertible. Pierre Trudeau's ascension to power amidst a sea of teenage kisses and rose…

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    In the Cold War Canada played a important role as a middle power. Canada also played a big role in peacekeeping with the United Nations during the time of the Cold War. Canada also brought new technologies to the Untied States at the time of the Cold War. These are the roles Canada played in the Cold War. The Cold War was ironically not really a war due to no fighting even though both sides were extremely close to, but more of a political and military tension. The Cold War was mainly fought…

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    World War One had a major effect on Canadians on the homefront. The war had made Canada known as a true nation. From war heroes, to big victories, Canadians started to gain pride in their nation. Women as well had opportunities to become acknowledged in Canada as citizens, and gained a new respect. The war brought in a new era for Canadians throughout history, and created a new sense of direction for Canada. Canada was a bigger factor than any would suspect when it came to combat. One of the…

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    Between three separate regions of Canada ranging from Central Canada to Western Canada and the Atlantic regions, an economic overview can be found between each of the three regions in regards to the industries they specialized in and the impacts said industries would exhibit. Beginning with Central Canada, the region first began with the standard base of an economy through agriculture with farming and other established industries like trading and hunting for the First Nations. Afterward, once…

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