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In 1916, Women got the right to vote. This achievement took decades of protesting to accomplish. The end of women's suffrage is told to be because of the realisation that women should have a say due to the help they provided during war. Women wrote, walked, and lectured others about women's suffrage in hopes to gain better rights.
I believe that this is very significant to history because it is the first genuine 'right' that women achieved, because they were not treated fairly.

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The battle of Vimy Ridge is a turning point for Canada. But first, why did it happen?
The whole battle of Vimy Ridge was focused on taking over a high-ground, or strategic point to divert German forces from France's attack.
This is very significant for Canada especially. Canada at the time was not seen as an independent country, they were under Britain's name and command. This battle was proof that we were no longer 'owned' by Britain. Its significant because it showed that we were no longer in the shadows, and we were strong and underestimated. This battle is the first since World War One that all four Canadian divisions fought together. In the battle, Canada had a very strong strategy and plan, and practiced it many times, which helped to ultimately gain the victory.

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The Treaty Of Versailles was a peace treaty that was signed after World War One by the Allied Nations and Germany. It ended the first World One. The Treaty was signed in the Palace Of Versailles.
This is very significant in history because it is what ended the First World War, and practically what started Germany's economic downfall.

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The League Of Nations was the first intergovernmental organization. It was created in 1920 to "Promote international cooperation and to achieve international peace and security." It was created in hopes to end possible future wars.
This is very significant because it had impacts all over, it played a part as to why Hitler was able to progress throughout history until he died.

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1949-1956: Communist Revolution In China

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1949-1956: Communist Revolution In China

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In October 1949, Mao Zedong insisted on the creation of the People's Republic of China. China then became the largest socialist/communist state. The party offered support to other communist countries and such all around the world, indirectly and directly. The west became scared and feared a spread of the communism and that it would rid them of any power that they had if communism approached them.
This is significant in history because it really proves the fear the west felt from communism. It is also the start of a third-force included in the Cold War.

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In 1964, President Lyndon B Johnson passed the civil rights act, which ended segregation. For Canada, it was in 1977 when segregated schools and such started being abolished. The last segregated school closed in 1983.
I think that this is significant and a positive event in history because its the start of our country pushing to end racism and discrimination.

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The Flag shown above, is the Red Ensign flag. It incorporates the British flag as well, which shows how we were under Britains name.
This change is significant to our history because our current flag symbolizes our current independence that we have achieved later throughout history.

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Pierre Trudeau was liked for many reasons. He embraced social liberalism and made homosexuality legal, along with abortion. He also helped Canada become independent with the Charter Of Rights And Freedoms.
He is significant because he has positively impacted Canada in many ways with his government decisions(ex: Charter Of Rights And Freedoms). His oldest son - Justin Trudeau - is also the first Prime Minister to be a relative of a previous Prime Minister.

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In the earlier years of the 1900's, Canada did not have its own constitution. When Premier Pierre Trudeau was elected, he promised that we would gain our own Constitution. In 1982, April 17th, the Canadian constitution act came into play, with the help of all provinces - except Quebec(of course). The act created the Charter Of Rights and Freedoms.
This is a significant piece of history for us within the government. It made us practically our own place, removing Britain from us almost entirely.

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The people living in Nunavut wanted their own government, because they said "it would be closer to people, and more culturally based with inuktitut as the language used by the government". It was also created as a way to say that Inuit political leaders had strength. It was also said to be a testament to the flexibility of Canada's political institutions.
This is significant for the obvious reason: It is the creation of a popular territory in Canada. The current population is around 40'000.