HIST 260 Lecture Notes - War Bride, Peace Movement

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The interwar peace movement was split by the war as a few became committed pacifists but most supported a just war. There was a strong belief that women would be working temporarily and that the jobs would be returned to men after the war. During this period, the civil service federally, expands. Aboriginal men did not receive the same amount of benefits as their white counterparts. Quebec"s first mla wasn"t elected until 1961. North opened to settlement and industry for the first time. Women were going into non-traditional jobs and were good at it, apparently. It became trendy for women to smoke, as it was considered to be hip. Women readily took over in almost every capacity. was the limit when it came to women being dependents on tax returns. There was a push to get rid of women from the workforce after the war. Media emphasized the need for women in the war industry, volunteerism and armed.

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