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William Aberhart was a high school principle and radio evangelist in Calgary. He used his Sunday radio broadcasts to teach the doctrines on social credit.

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based on the ideas of Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin, but led in Canada by Elizabeth Rowley

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it was formed in 1921 in Guelph Ontario

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The social credit party was formed in 1935.

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they wanted to eliminate private ownership of business and property; they wanted no poverty

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Maintained that the solution to their economic problems was to put money into distribution and change the credit system in Canada.

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supported the idea that everyone should share equally in the profits of labour

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 who led?                               party leader-Maurice Dupleissis- premier of Quebec in 1936

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 who led?                               party leader-Maurice Dupleissis- premier of Quebec in 1936

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when was it formed?               in 1935 Paul Gouin suggested an alliance between his supporters and the conservative party to fight the liberals (Union Nationale Duplessis

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when was it formed?               in 1935 Paul Gouin suggested an alliance between his supporters and the conservative party to fight the liberals (Union Nationale Duplessis

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what did they propose?       they wanted higher minimum wage, workers compensation, and a government owned hydroelectricity system  

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what did they propose?       they wanted higher minimum wage, workers compensation, and a government owned hydroelectricity system  

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they were committed to a workers revolution to overthrow democratic governments based on the capitalist system.

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they claimed the Depression proved that capitalism could be defeated and be replaced by a government and economy run for and by the workers as in the Soviet Union

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They advocated putting money that was sitting idle in banks and trust company's into hands of consumers.

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Best way for the economy to start working again was for the government to print more money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WP1blVh1ZQM

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-J.S Woodsworth

-was also a leader of the Winnipeg General strike

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-Was formed in 1932

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-believed in democracy but wanted more government control

-treating people equally based on needs

- ex. medical services for all

-government wanted to be more strict so that everyone who has their own needs then they could be equally benefited by the government

-one class isn't favored over another

-this is now known as the NDP