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Canada had internment camps for about four years

To solve the problem of not having enough soldier PM Mackenzie King introduced the NRA act, to support the war effort without brining conscription back.

The Canadian government needed to hype up the nations because some people weren’t really for the war, and the government needed more people to support the war including young men to send overseas, the Canadian government used propaganda to do this. Propaganda was an effective tool used in the Second World War not just by Canada but by Britain and especially Nazi Germany: who used it to get people to hate Jews and to support Hitler.

Yes, the Japanese population received an apology from the government after the war and the government even paid those who were still alive that suffered in internment camps.

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Q: What would've happened if Canada didn't join WWll?
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About 45 400 Canadian soldiers died.

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What would happen if Canada didn't join the war

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What would happen if Canada didn't join the war

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How would WW2 be different if Japan never attacked Pearl Harbor?

Because of the fact that US and its allies had cut off their exports to Japan, they more or less had to attack. If the attack on Pearl Harbour hadn't happened it would've no doubt happened elsewhere.

How would WW2 be different if The US never joined?

The war wouldn't change much, likely only increasing the length of the war and increasing the casualty rate of the allied forces.

How long would the war go on without the major victories Canadians accomplished?

How much in total did we spend on WWII?

$33,361,041,209.20 (33 billion+) including post war veterans pensions and expenditures on personelle and artillery funds.

How many people in total died in WW2?

In Canada we lost 46,998 men in total from the army navy and Air Force, along with an estimated 60,000 wounded and roughly 9,000 taken prisoner.

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1. What would've happened if we lost the battle at Normany

If we lost the battle at Normandy, russia could've taken over Germany or Russia could've made truce with Germany which would've left Canada and Britain to fight alone

2. Why did Canada join the war

They did because it was the right thing to do and they were worried that the Axis would grow. The invasion of Poland was the last straw

3. How would the war had changed if America never joined the war

Yes they would have joined the war because they were allies with Great Britain and the dominion. It was just a matter of time

4. What would've happened if Russia and Germany never fought

The German economy would've lasted a little longer.

5. How could the war have changed if Germany didn't attack Russia

There is significant evidence that Russia would've attacked Germany and won because of how big the Russian army was compared to Germany's

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1.What would have happened if Canada never joined the war?

2.how many Canadians died in the war?
61,000
3.How many people died in ww2?
Over 60 million people died
4. How much did we spend on war a day?
Over 33 billion
5. Did the Japanese population get an apology from the government?
Yes

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What I Learned
-women were able to enlist in the war
-Many Japanese people were displaced and had their rights taken away
-the war allowed for many Jobs to be created
Questions:
How many Japanese Canadians were put in the internment camps?
between 110,000 and 120,000

Where did they go after they were released?
What role did women have in th war?
How many women enlisted in te war?

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1. In 1988 the Canadian government admitted their wrong doing and What?
1. Apologized
2.what is the "yellow peril"
2.The term Yellow Peril was from the German Emperor Wilhelm II in 1895, but the theory that Asian peoples represented a menace to the West originated in the late nineteenth century.
3. How much was spent on Canada's war industry ?
3. 2.5 billion by 1942
4. How many Canadians died in the war ?
4. 45,000
5. How many Japanese died in the war ?
5. About 2.5 million

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How much money did Canada spend on the war each day?

WW11 cost the Canadian Tax payers A total of $33,361,041,209.20 which is about $8,309,101.1729 a day.

Did Japanese Canadians receive any money from what Canada did to them?

What would've happened if Canada never joined the war?

How many people died in WWII in total?

Why did the government sell the Japanese Canadians belongings?

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Why did Canada have internment camps while they were fighting against concentration camps?

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What would happen if Canada didn't join the war

Why did they hate Japanese

How many Japanese died

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what would the outcome be of the usa-japan war if they didnt drop an atomic bomb

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Why did the French not support conscription even though France was part of the Allies?

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What would have happened
if Japan didn't bomb pearl harbour? Thus would have made America probably not join the war against the axis, making it so Japan wouldn't have surrendered because they wouldn't have got nuked. The attack on pearl harbour may have made the allies win the war.

Why was the BC government allowing discrimination against Japanese Canadians?
They were fearful the Japanese were spy's and most people thought the growing population of Japanese people in BC would take of businesses.

Was there any compensation for imprisioned Japanese?
There was compensation many years after world war 2, each Japanese Canadians got $20,000 and and an apology for putting the Japanese in interncamps.

Why was Quebec against the war?
The Quebec citizens were afraid that the government would enforce conscription however king told them conscription would not be enforced but later in the war, we needed more soldiers so king said "Conscription if necessary, but not necessarily conscription" so they gained more soldiers for this but didn't send them over until the war needed them

How much money in total did this was cost?
21.7 billion dollars put towards the war effort

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Why was there fear by the B.C government of open rioting

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What I learned
Women were allowed to serve in the military for the first time in WW2.
Canadian Women did alot  to support the war effort just like they had done in the First World War. E.g. Knitted socks, made clothing, worked in munition factories etc.
The government used Propaganda to get people to buy victory bonds.
Mackenzie king gave people the choice if they wanted conscription or not.
Japanese were treated unfairly during the war
Racism was high
The NRMA was passed in 1940 to support the war effort and to appease Anti-conscriptionisnts
Internment camps were created for the Japanese who were thought to be spies.
Internment camps were created for Ukrainians too.
Questions
How many Canadian soldiers died in WW2?
How would the war have been different if the US hadn't joined the war?
What did the government do to solve the problem of not having enough soldiers?
Was propaganda an important tool used by the Canadian government throughout the war?
Did the Japanese population of Canada receive an apology from the government?
How many years did Canada have internment camps?
Questions
Japan would have never surrendered if the US had never joined the war because they had dropped two atomic bombs on Japan that made them surrender. Also US was the only country which had the technology for the atomic bombs.

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How would WW2 be different if Japan never attacked Pearl Harbor?

How would WW2 be different if Canada never joined?

How long would the war go on without the major victories Canadians accomplished?

How much per day did we spend on the war?

How many people in total died in WW2? On both sides?

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-How successful would the allies have been without Canada?
Canaidians played a big part in the war, I believe the war

-How would Canada's economy have been without the war
It would have stayed horrible, for a longer amount of time.

-What would French English relations be like if conscription was implemented
The tension would have sky rocketed and the hate would have grown even larger

-Why was Canada so ignorant
Japanese
population was increasing and they were occupying a lot of jobs, this made white people scared and mad

-How did Canada make up for the actions against the Japanese
In 1988, the federal government issued a formal apology and a $300-million compensation package, including cash for survivors, money for a Japanese community fund and financing to create the Canadian Race Relations Foundation.

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Wonder: are the men prisoners

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What I see is a group of troops standing and an authority figure walking back and forth standing at the front
What I think is the group is listening to orders or they might be training. I also think they maybe listening to instructions
I wonder what they are going to do next and who is going to do what next

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I think they are training or preparing for war or a battle.
Why are they training or preparing for battle or war? Are they Canadian troops?

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Wonder-who and where are they guarding

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Mountain / hill area

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People holding guns and standing in lines

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People holding guns and standing in lines

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i see soldiers guarding something
i think they are about to go to war
i wonder what they are about to do

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Soldiers on gaurd

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Canadians troops lining up

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Question: How many Japanese internment camps were in Canada?

Answer: 10.  8 of which were in B.C.

Question:  How were Japanese-Canadians compensated?

Answer: An apology from B.C. Government.

Question:  Was racism towards Japanese-Canadians just confined to B.C.?

Answer:  No racism towards Japanese-Canadians were spread all throughout Canada.

Question:  What were the names of the internment camps for Japanese-Canadians in B.C.?

Answer:  Kaslo, New Denver, Tashme, Roseberry, Slocan City, Lemon Creek, Sandon, and Greenwood.

Question: How many Japanese-Canadians were incarcerated?

Answer:  Over 9 months after the bombing of Pearl Harbour, over 22 000 Japanese-Canadians were incarcerated.

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Canadian troops standing with guns.
I think there training for war.

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See ~ Canadian soldiers
- Military Compound

Think ~

Wonder ~ I wonder what the soldiers are guarding?
- Where they are located?
- How the picture is significant?

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People

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DSome kind of camp
Is it a training camp
What are they doing
How many people were sent to the camps
20,881

How were they treated in the camps
They had to wait in lines for everything and were caged in like animals.
How long were they held in the camps
From 1941-1949
What happened to everything they own
They were only allowed to take what they could fit in their hands in most cases
How did people feel about women's rights changing

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Questions

Would the allies have won ww2 if didn't Canada join the allies?
I believe that the allies would of won the war but it would of not ended in 1945 but maybe in 1957. I believe that our help with the Air And Naval army help alot.

What did Canada do to repay the Japanese?

Why did the government sell the Japanese belongings?

Why Were the French Canadians always against conscription, even though we were fighting with France in both world wars?

The women that enlisted in the army, what was their roles?

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What I see:
> Soldiers holding guns, standing guard
> a camp or a base
> a group of people being surrounded by soldiers
What I think:
> the people being guarded are prisoners
> they might be at a concentration camp
What I wonder:
> who are the soldiers guarding?
> why are the soldiers guarding them?
> where are they?
> if they are guarding people, why?

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What I see is a group of troops standing and an authority figure walking back and forth standing at the front
What I think is the group is listening to orders or they might be training

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See- Soilders guarding people
Think- the civilians standing in a group are jewish
Wonder- is this an internment camp
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Questions
If Canada wasn't involved in the war  would the Great Depression last longer?
Q:How did the Canadian government make up for their actions against the Japanese?
A: in 1988 the Canadian government admitted their wrong doing and attempted to pay back the surviving Japanese Canadians.

If the attack on Pearl Harbor didn't happened, would the Japanese still be under suspicion for being spies?
How many Japanese were put in internment camps?
We're women serving in the war treated fairly?

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See: troops with guns at an army base looks
Think: they are preparing for something
Wonder: where they are

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See: Troops standing with guns at a base surrounding a group of people

Think:  Training for the war or preparing for a battle, or are they prisoners in the middle

Wonder: what timeframe of the war is going on right now, where is this

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Troops standing on guard.
I think they are standing on

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I see a bunch of troops standing and guarding at a base

I think that the troops are protecting people from danger

I wonder why they are protecting them?

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What I see- Canadian Troops standing at attention with guns surrounding (presumably) civilians near an army base

What I think- Protecting the civilians or preparing for a battle

What I wonder- what exactly they're doing or what they are preparing for

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chemar
I see guns
Canadian troops standing on guard

1) why did Japan attack pearl harbor

A: the Japanese Empire needed oil, which conflicted with the United States's global strategic goals and contributed to the breakdown of negotiations between the US and Japanese at the time.

2) how many Canadian troops were there

A:
2,474,000

3) how much did the atomic bomb cost

A:$2 billion

4) who invented the atomic bomb

A: Robert Oppenheimer

5) Why did Canada enter ww2

A: to help Britain

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Army base, group of men/

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I see troops standing with guns

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Canadian troops standing at guard, in front of barrchksvvm
I think that the soldiersjj are going through a thhhraining emxcercise during the day.
Who are these hhmen?
What is their goal?
Interment camp?
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PowerPoint questions

1) Would ww2 have been won by the axis if Canada had not taken been involved?

ANSWER: Probably not, Canada was
a major driving force to win many battles and assist many as well. Normandy, Dieppe the Battle of Britian were all aided or mainly Canadian victories that ultimately won the allies the war.

2) Women in Ww2, without the war to advance the fields of work that women were socialily acepteble to work in what kinds of jobs would Women be working in now?

ANSWER: Women would likely be doing the same work as they had been doing before ww1 and ww2

3) Was the decision of conscription a rightful decision to be made by the Canadian Government?

ANSWER: It was or else the Canadian troops that were conscripted could not have been able to provide the force at Normandy to beat Germany defenses.

4) When the Canadian government interned Japanise soldiers why was their reasoning?

ANSWER: To keep the potential spies out of Canada where they could contract information and bring down the Canadiam government or give information back to their Japanise government

5) How much compensation did the Japanie get from the internment camps during ww2?

ANSWER: The Canadians give an apology to the Japanise government   , Canadian gave 1.3 million in total to around 1250 previously interned Japanise soldiers