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John McCrae wrote In Flanders Fields which is one of the most famous of the first world war; it was composed in about 20 minutes at the Battle of Ypres. Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae was a Canadian army doctor who was born in Guelph, Ontario on November 30th, 1872 and also attended the University of Toronto Medical School. This poem was published in December 1915 in the English magazine punch and then became what we know today. The legacy that this poem left was for years and years to come. People knew what it was like in the war, and this poem helped people understand.

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In the 1920s radio became very popular as entertainment. It was the main form of communication at this time and was also used in the war and then going into the 20s; it was used a lot in the war as entertainment for the soldiers. Then after being introduced in sports programs in homes it quickly became very popular.

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Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau in (1920)

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Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau in (1920)

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The Canadian government started their Motion Picture foundation and then their exhibit launched in 1918. The National Film Production was the first unit in the world and was the first produced film that had started to be promoted in Canada. Canada was getting more involved and was seen on the world stage with other big countries in the trade industry. Canada was established for their role in advertising Canada's scenic attractions in agricultural resources and also in industrial development.

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Winnipeg's Capitol Theatre Opens in (FEBRUARY 15, 1921)

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Winnipeg's Capitol Theatre Opens in (FEBRUARY 15, 1921)

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The Winnipeg Capitol theatre was a luxurious movie place for people. Theatre was a place where people could gather to be entertained, step outside of their lives and just enjoy the theatre of a night. It is important because after the war people needed to find a place to all come together after being divided for so long. It was officially opened in Winnipeg in 1921.

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McCord Museum Opens in (OCTOBER 13, 1921)

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McCord Museum Opens in (OCTOBER 13, 1921)

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The McCord National Museum was opened on October 13th of 1921 which was opened at McGill University. The Founder of the museum David Ross McCord wanted to make sure that everyone could be able to see history in the flesh.

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Toronto Symphony Orchestra Formed in (APRIL 23, 1923)

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Toronto Symphony Orchestra Formed in (APRIL 23, 1923)

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The New Symphony Orchestra at this time music was just becoming what it is today. This orchestra cleared the path for people who wanted to do music as a career. Music at the time was not taken seriously by people who wanted it as a career so this orchestra gave people hope who were just starting. Was formed in April of 1923 and then gave its first concert at Massey Hall under the direction of Luigi von Kunits which was a huge success.

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The National Gallery of Canada opens and exhibits features of the work of some amazing artists such as Emily Carr with many other members who worked in a group of seven. It is important because it shows Canadian artist's expression in art. It shows our country's values and our global society. The show Showed off Emily Carr's work during her career and brought her out of the Shadows and she was truly recognized.

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Street in angel by Frank Borzage was the first movie with some of the scenes showing the characters speaking in a movie. This was in the Palace on St. Catherine street in Montreal, which was one of the first cinemas to start playing, and also talkies in Canada. This is where talkies got their first popularity in Canada and more people started watching the more theatres in cities all across Canada.

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Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians in (DECEMBER 31, 1929)

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Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians in (DECEMBER 31, 1929)

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The Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians played there for the first time for a New Year’s Eve celebrations in New York which after that became an annual tradition on New Year Eve.

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Radio entertainment across Canada relates to causing consequences because radio entertainment was formed at a time when there was a world war going on. Soldiers used radio entertainment to distract themselves and on their off time would listen to things that are going on in the world. It will help them connect with the world while they're at war. Then in the 20s radio entertainment was introduced in homes and became very popular for programs, sports and lots of other interesting entertainment.

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Flanders field demonstrates change and continuity because people that were living at home and didn't go into the war didn't understand what war was like and being there and the impact it had on all the soldiers. The mental and physical aspects of it and how daunting and hard it was for so many soldiers who are on the front lines of the battlefield. Also, it's used in history today. People now reflect on this poem and look at what war was like in the early 1920s and get somewhat of an idea of what war was like. The change that this created in history was people now could relate to what the soldiers were going through this was a clear and concise poem about war and what it was like.

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