The Second World War Literature & Language Term Paper (Term Paper Sample)

Continuity or Change in Canadian Identity from 1945 to Present
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During the post-1945 Second World War, there was prosperity in Canada. There was an increased presence of liberal governments that led to significant national policies ranging from social welfare, pensions for the old age people, universal healthcare, historical developments, and so forth. There were also major historical events in Canada, such as Newfoundlanders who were determined to relinquish legitimate and responsible government in favor of being a confederate. Thus, the history of Canada is long, and there is no single event that can define the history of the country. Everybody can make the history of Canada in their unique style. This selection is intended to draw significant policies that shaped the history of Canada. The Canadian Charter of Human rights and Freedoms, Universal healthcare, and pensions for old age left an indelible mark on the modern history of Canada.[Kayla, Holmes, Greg Ivens, Heather Kirby, and Brandi Taylor. "Controversial Canada 1945-Present." (2018), 78.]